When the German leading index Dax celebrated its 35th birthday on July 1st of this year, hardly anyone wanted to congratulate it. Neither the stock-affiliated Federal Finance Minister had prepared a speech, nor had stock exchange boss Theodor Weimer. But a few months after his birthday, the stock market is now devoting itself to the leading index – and even wants to change the rules.
Dax: This is how the stock exchange wants to reform the leading index – economy
