Frankfurt (Reuters) – On Wednesday, the Dax will start higher according to calculations by banks and brokerage houses.
On Tuesday it was 0.1 percent firmer at 13,278.49 points.
The corona pandemic should once again provide a topic of discussion: In the morning there are budget discussions in the Bundestag, and Chancellor Angela Merkel is also involved in the general debate. On Tuesday, the Bundestag cleared the way for the second highest new debt in the history of the Federal Republic.
Investors are also focusing on the deadlocked Brexit negotiations. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson plans to travel to Brussels for personal talks with EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen during the day. The British government announced that a solution should be sought over dinner. Great Britain and the EU are still far apart, particularly on the issue of fishing rights. If there is no agreement between the EU and Great Britain including a free trade agreement in the next few days, there is a risk of a hard break at the beginning of 2021 with major dislocations for the economy.
Closing prices of European indices as of
on the previous trading day
Dax 13.278,49
Dax-Future 13.345,00
EuroStoxx50 3.525,87
EuroStoxx50-Future 3.545,00
Closing prices of the US indices at the level change
previous trading day
Dow Jones 30,173.88 +0.4 percent
Nasdaq 12,582.77 +0.5 percent
S&P 500 3,702.25 +0.3 percent
Asian indices on Wednesday stood change
Nikkei 26,782.07 +1.2 percent
Shanghai 3,391.38 -0.6 percent
Hang Seng 26,540.55 +0.9 percent
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