DAX Rises Slightly – Henkel and Deutsche Bank at the Top
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The German stock index DAX rose slightly on 10 November. It last stood at 26,583.43 points, gaining 0.59 percent. The DAX is regarded as Germany's most important stock market index and is also closely watched by many investors in Austria.
At the top of the index on the day were shares of Henkel, preferred stock (vorzugsweise Stammaktien), with a gain of 3.85 percent. Shares of Deutsche Bank also rose significantly, by 2.84 percent. Hannover Rück shares gained 2.77 percent.
Besides the DAX, the Athens Stock Exchange also had a strong day. The FTSE Athex 20 index rose by 2.04 percent. Information on the reasons behind the price movements is not available.
Stock prices can change quickly during the course of a trading day. Those who want to follow further developments can find current figures on the websites of the stock exchanges and financial media.
Sources: Wallstreet Online
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