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German stocks rose on optimism over U.S. rate cuts and strong AI demand, despite government shutdown.
The DAX opened slightly higher on Monday, nearing 24,400 points, boosted by optimism over potential U.S. interest rate cuts and strong demand for AI-related stocks.
Despite the U.S. government shutdown halting key economic data releases, German markets showed resilience, with the index up over 20% year-to-date and approaching its July record high.
Positive sentiment was supported by Japan’s economic signals and the high valuation of OpenAI, benefiting tech and semiconductor firms.
However, market activity remained subdued as investors awaited clearer signals, with analysts noting the shutdown may indirectly pressure the Fed toward rate cuts.
Las acciones alemanas subieron por el optimismo sobre los recortes de tasas en Estados Unidos y la fuerte demanda de IA, a pesar del cierre del gobierno.