Of the DAX opened with a loss of 0.6 percent at 15,115.46 points and is also weak in the further course. In doing so, however, it fluctuates greatly. Of the TecDAX fell by 0.16 percent to 3,581.95 points at the opening and remains in the red.
The guidelines from Asia and the USA are mixed and, according to dpa-AFX, investment strategists at the investment bank JPMorgan expect investors to continue shifting until the end of the year – shaped by rising bond yields.
According to the assessment by Helaba market expert Christian Schmidt, the recovery potential for the DAX currently appears to be limited. Furthermore, the question is from which side new impulses will come. The US quarterly reporting season, which is picking up speed this week, could act as a driving force, according to Schmidt, according to dpa-AFX.
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Of the EuroSTOXX 50 lost only 0.05 percent to 4,071.15 points at the opening and is now more clearly in the red.
At the start of the week, things will initially be quiet on the European stock exchanges. Only a few economic data are on the agenda. In the eurozone, production data from Italian industry was released that turned out to be slightly better than expected. In addition, some important central bankers are again speaking out today, including ECB chief economist Philip Lane.
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This is how the US leading index started Dow Jones quasi unchanged then swung around the zero line, ultimately closing 0.03 percent lower at 34,746.25 points. In addition, there was the tech value index NASDAQ Composite by 0.51 percent to 14,579.54 counters, whereas it had initially increased.
The latest labor market report for September contained light and shade. Although the unemployment rate fell surprisingly significantly, on the other hand employment increased much more slowly than expected. It seems questionable whether these data will induce the US Federal Reserve to reconsider its monetary policy plans. “The report is difficult to read,” commented QC Partners’ Thomas Altmann, according to Dow Jones Newswires.
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The leading index rose in Japan Nikkei up to the final bell by 1.60 percent to 28,498.20 points.
The closed on the stock exchange in Shanghai Shanghai composite on the other hand almost unchanged at 3,591.71 counters (-0.01 percent). The posted in Hong Kong Hang Seng at the close of trading a strong profit of 1.96 percent to 25,325.09 units.
Traders justified the price gains with talks between the USA and China, through which the tense economic relations could normalize again.
The shares of the ailing real estate group China Evergrande remained suspended from trading at the start of the new week in Hong Kong. It is eagerly awaited whether the group can make coupon payments of more than $ 148 million on Monday, it said.
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