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Dax edges higher after last week’s sharp correction

Dax edges higher after last week’s sharp correction

Germany’s Dax rose slightly on Monday morning, recovering some ground after last week’s sharp fall.

The index traded at about 25,950 to 25,970 points, just below the 26,000 mark.

It had hit a record near 26,693 points last week, then lost its gains over two days.

The drop followed a sell-off in US technology shares after the Democrats won the US midterm elections.

Investors worried that political pressure could slow the growth of artificial intelligence, adding to earlier concerns about whether large AI investments will pay off soon.

The Dax has been relatively protected because it has a lower share of technology companies than some other indexes.

The index is still struggling to stay above 26,000 points, and traders are cautiously assessing the market after recent volatility.

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Thomas AltmannPortfolio manager at QC Partners
Thanks to its low tech weighting, the Dax has so far come through this difficult phase comparatively well
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Now it needs further follow-on buyers for this recovery to continue
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Andreas LipkowAnalyst at CMC Markets
The first shock after the US midterm elections seems to have been overcome
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Jochen StanzlChief market analyst at Consorsbank
The Democrats have discovered that you win elections by taking on Big Tech. That is more dangerous for stocks in the sector than any law
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