DE30: DAX in consolidation after EMU inflation reading

1:50 PM 31 October 2022

The first trading session on European markets this week brings mixed sentiment. The DE30 is trading just above the dash and pricing in today's Eurozone inflation data. EMU inflation came in well above expectations, GDP growth is slowing.

Inflation:

GDP:

The swap market is currently pricing in a near 54% chance of a 75bp rate hike at the ECB's December meeting. Source: Bloomberg

DE30 index chart, D1 interval. Benchmark German blue chips are trading at mixed levels today. Source: xStation 5

Wednesday's German market session brings lower valuations for most economic sectors. Source: Bloomberg

News:

  • Shop Apotheke (SAE.DE) shares are gaining after confirming earnings forecasts for 2022. 

  • Despite lowered forecasts due to tough economic conditions, Fresenius (FRE.DE) shares gain more than 5%. Investors had expected the publication of weak results, and today's rally may be the materialization of buying facts.

Bank recommendations:

  • BASF (BAS.DE) upgraded to "buy" by Deutsche Bank. Target price at 60 euros.

Changes in institutional holdings in individual companies of the DAX index (data from the last session). Source: Bloomberg

The largest percentage changes in the companies included in the DAX index. Source: Bloomberg

The most active stocks in the DAX index (DE30). Source: Bloomberg

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