The DAX index rose as investors welcomed signs that the COVID-19 pandemic was peaking in some parts of Europe. The...
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The DAX 30 Index (Deutscher Aktienindex) is a blue-chip stock market index consisting of the thirty biggest companies in Germany in terms of market cap, traded on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. The base date for the DAX 30 is December 30, 1987, and from a base value of 1,000. The DAX price index followed the Börsen-Zeitung index, which historically extends back to 1959.
Some of the German companies listed in the DAX 30 are Adidas (ADS), Bayer (BAYN), BASF (BAS), Daimler (DAI), Siemens (SIE), Allianz (ALV) and Henkel (HEN). The DAX 30 is used worldwide as a leading index for the German economy and serves as the basis for more than 150,000 financial products. The selection of companies in the DAX index is based on the quantitative criteria of order book volume and free float market capitalization.
The reporting date for collecting data is the last trading day of the month for which the ranking list is created. The ranking list is created and published monthly by Deutsche Börse AG. The index composition of DAX is reviewed every September based on the Regular Exit and Regular Entry rules.
The DAX index declined slightly as investors started to worry about dividends. According to reports, companies like BMW, Volkswagen, and...
Dax index pares early gains amid growing concerns about the impact of the coronavirus spread in employment and economy. Dax index started
DAX index CFDs pared back earlier losses even as investors remain concerned about the state of the economy. The disease has continued to spread around the world and the number of confirmed infections stand at almost a million.
The DAX index declined today, continuing a trend that started in the first quarter when the index declined by more...
The DAX index CFDs rose by about 50 basis points as optimism continued in the markets. The rise came a...
DAX index CFDs rose by more than 2% even as the number of Coronavirus cases continued to rise. Germany, the European powerhouse, has confirmed more than 62k cases and more than 8k deaths.
The DAX index is set to decline by more than 100 basis points when it opens today. The decline expected today comes a day after the index rose by more than 1% as investors reacted to US stimulus.
The DAX index is set to pare gains made yesterday as investors reacted to the latest statements by German economic...
The stock markets have been suggesting it for a while, and that is probably why they ignored the latest PMI...