Oil price decline continues. Pfeiffer Vacuum reports slump in profits. USA: Agreement on stimulus package. Siemens Gamesa cancels annual targets. Texas Instruments surprises in sales. JPMorgan, Goldman, Deutsche Bank & Co .: Allegation of manipulation on the market for corporate bonds. United Airlines executes capital increase worth billions.
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Of the DAX started with a premium of 1.17 percent at 10,370.25 points, climbs even more positive, but cannot fully defend his profits. Of the TecDAX is also moving on green terrain after starting 0.79 percent higher at 2,854.59 points.
The focus of investors remains on the price decline on the oil market, where the North Sea variety Brent has at times reached its lowest level since 1999.
On the other hand, another US economic stimulus package worth $ 480 billion, which the Senate has passed, provides tailwind.
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Of the EuroSTOXX 50 shows with green signs. He had previously opened the session with an increase of 0.34 percent at 2,800.81 index units.
The turbulence on the oil market, which is sometimes an impact of the corona crisis, remains in the eyes of investors. However, at the middle of the week they dare something from their cover. A new stimulus package from the US government should have a supportive effect.
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The leading US index Dow Jones 30 Industrial dropped 2.67 percent on Tuesday to 23,019.71 points after losing 2.4 percent the previous day. The technology-heavy selection index NASDAQ composite lost 3.48 percent to 8,263.23 points. In the past two weeks, some of which were markedly profitable, the US stock exchanges had noticeably recovered from the virus-related crash.
The losses from the previous day continued on Tuesday on Wall Street. The slump in oil prices, which is becoming increasingly apparent in the extent of the global recession, continued to weigh on the markets. The American oil grade WTI was significantly down on the previous day. In addition, the corona pandemic and its spread remain the focus of investors.
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The exchanges in the Far East showed different signs on Wednesday.
In Tokyo, the lost Nikkei ultimately 0.74 percent to 19,137.95 points.
On the Chinese mainland, the Shanghai Composite meanwhile 0.60 percent lower at 2,843.98 index points. In Hong Kong, the Hang Seng by the end of trading 0.42 percent to 23,893.36 points.
The turbulence on the oil markets continued to burden the stock exchanges in part. Concerns about the effects of the corona pandemic are continuing. Nevertheless, the markets were able to recover somewhat in the middle of the week.
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