The DAX had opened 0.78 percent easier at 11,876.34 points, but in the further course it then rose and even exceeded the 12,000-point mark. In addition, the TecDAX currently around the zero line after it had already dropped 0.52 percent to 3,063.48 points at the start.
Bulls and bears are currently in conflict. The previous day, the leading German index fell below the 12,000 point mark in a panic flight triggered by a dark economic forecast by the US Federal Reserve. He can now recover a bit from this.
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The EuroSTOXX 50 was able to advance significantly in the course of trading, after initially falling by 0.30 percent to 3,135.22 points.
The exchanges are currently volatile. After the sell-off from the previous day, buyers are again pushing into the stock market in search of new buying opportunities.
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The leading US index Dow Jones started 0.6 percent weaker at 26,828.51 units and then fell sharply into the red. To sound the closing bell, the stock market barometer was down 6.88 percent at 25,133.97 points. The NASDAQ composite opened the session already deep red. He then remained clearly on red territory and ultimately ended the trade 5.27 percent in minus at 9,492.73 units.
The cloudy outlook of the US Federal Reserve on Wednesday, including disappointment about the lack of further monetary policy steps, massively dampened the mood of investors and triggered a sell-off. In addition, new infection numbers caused uncertainty, sometimes from Florida and Texas.
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The closed in Tokyo Nikkei with a loss of 0.75 percent at 22,305.48 counters.
China is also going down. The falls on mainland China Shanghai Composite current (8:50 a.m.) by 0.10 percent to 2,917.90 points. In Hong Kong there is Hang Seng 1.34 percent down to 24,152.19 points.
The previous crash of the US stock markets also pulls down the Asian indices. However, the losses in Asia are not as pronounced, thanks in part to the firmer US dollar.
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