The European Council expresses strong approval in this matter.
The German stock market index, DAX, reached a new record high on Thursday, 21st September 2025, as it closed at approximately 23,740 points. The day started positively for the DAX, with the index representing a 1.2% increase from the previous trading day on Robinhood. By midday, the DAX was calculated at around 23,645 points, marking a steady growth throughout the morning on TradingView. The growth was driven by strong performances from the automotive and technology sectors. From the midday level to the peak, the DAX experienced a growth of approximately 105 points, reaching a peak of approximately 23,750 points around 2:00 PM. At approximately 1:30 PM, the DAX was calculated at around 23,730 points. The DAX remained firmly in the green until the end of trading, with the closing price on Thursday representing a 1.35% increase from the previous trading day. The peak on Thursday represented a 1.4% increase from the previous trading day's closing price on Robinhood, setting a new record high for the index. While the manager or leader directly influencing the DAX on the morning of September 21, 2025, is not explicitly named in available sources, market movements likely reflect the combined impact of investors, traders, and economic factors such as technical indicators (SMA20, SMA50, SMA200) and macroeconomic events like the US Federal Reserve interest rate decision around mid-September 2025 on TradingView. The DAX's positive trend continued after midday, propelling it to a new record high, underscoring the continued confidence in the German economy and its key sectors.
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