Of the DAX already opened the session more firmly and was also subsequently in positive territory. Most recently, it went up 1.06 percent to 13,265.60 points. Of the TecDAX was also moving on green terrain after starting a little higher. After work it was 0.41 percent higher at 2,835.19 points.
After the turbulent week before, some calm returned to the German stock market at the start of the week. Investors continued to focus on high inflation, the resolute tightening of some central banks to curb inflation and the fear of a recession. As reported by the German Press Agency, JPMorgan equity market strategist Mislav Matejka expects the Fed’s tightening course to peak in the second half of the year, after the Fed hiked 0.75 percent last week, the highest rate hike since 1994.
Click here for the complete index overview
Of the EURO STOXX 50 was in the red after starting the trade on a small gain. Most recently, it was 0.91 percent higher at 3,469.83 points.
According to Credit Suisse, investors have come to terms with the central banks’ fight against inflation, but the mood remains shaky, the German Press Agency reported, and the high market fluctuations are likely to continue. This topic is likely to keep investors busy in the coming months.
Click here for the complete index overview
Of the Dow Jones barely moved ahead of the weekend, slipping 0.13 percent to 29,888.78 points by the end of the session. With the NASDAQ Composite however, went up significantly. It ultimately improved by 1.43 percent to 10,798.35 points.
On Friday, investors continued to move between the high inflation and the resulting tighter inflation monetary policy by the central banks. The Fed decided on Wednesday to raise interest rates by 75 basis points. Now there are rumors about another big rate hike in July.
Click here for the complete index overview
The leading Japanese index was in Tokyo Nikkei by the end of trading by 0.74 percent to 25,771.22 points.
For the Shanghai Composite meanwhile it went down by a marginal 0.04 percent to 3,315.43 points. Of the hang seng was ultimately 0.42 percent firmer at 21,163.91 units.
Investors continued to focus on high inflation and the associated tighter monetary policy of some central banks, which in some cases caused investors to fear an impending recession and depressed mood in some places. The Chinese markets were supported by the fact that the Chinese central bank left the one- and five-year reference interest rates for bank loans unchanged.
Click here for the complete index overview