Dax overstiger 25.000 point for første gang siden februar

Dax lukkede mandag i 25.389,10 point og passerede dermed 25.000-grænsen for første gang siden begyndelsen af Iran-krigen. Håbet om en fredsaftale drev stigningerne.

Det tyske benchmark-indeks steg 2,01 procent og nåede sit højeste niveau siden slutningen af februar. MDax, SDax og Euro Stoxx 50 noterede sig ligeledes klare gevinster.

Markedsdeltagere tilskrev stigningen den amerikanske præsident Donald Trumps udtalelse om, at USA var tæt på en rammeaftale med Iran om genåbning af Hormuz-strædet. Oliepriserne faldt som følge af spekulationerne.

Analytikere som Kyle Rodda fra Capital.com og Timo Emden fra Emden Research udtrykte skepsis og advarede mod for store forventninger. Handelsvolumen forblev lav grundet helligdagen Memorial Day i USA.

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