09.09.202516:04:59UTC+00DAX Ends in the Red

The DAX index in Frankfurt declined by approximately 0.4% to settle at 23,733 on Tuesday, erasing gains from the previous day. Market participants concentrated on the forthcoming European Central Bank (ECB) policy decision and sought clarity regarding France's political climate. Meanwhile, across the Atlantic, investors are keenly anticipating two significant inflation reports to gain further insights into the United States economy's condition. This comes in the wake of the recent revision of last year's nonfarm payroll figures, which indicated a sharper-than-anticipated deceleration in the labor market. In terms of individual stock performances, BMW led the declines, dropping over 4%, with Brenntag, Commerzbank, Zalando, and Adidas experiencing losses of 2.6%, 2.3%, 2.2%, and 2.2% respectively. Conversely, the standout performers included Sartorius, which rose 1.9%, Deutsche Bank with a 1.7% increase, Siemens Energy up by 1.6%, and Fresenius Medical Care advancing by 1.3%.