Analysis: German stock markets stable after an eventful week - analysis by financial experts on the current development of the Dax, MDax and EuroStoxx 50.

Analysis: German stock markets stable after an eventful week - analysis by financial experts on the current development of the Dax, MDax and EuroStoxx 50.

According to a report by www.merkur.de, there was calm in the German stock market on Friday afternoon. The Dax barely moved and closed almost unchanged at 14,733 points. The collapse in the price of Siemens Energy shares and the associated losses had previously unsettled investors.

Based on current developments, it can be seen that the prices of Siemens Energy and Siemens are showing signs of recovery after previous losses. The shares of the online retailer Amazon and the chip company Intel in the USA may not initially bring about a sustainable price recovery on the German market, although they sent positive signals. This could indicate that the German stock market is less influenced by the numbers from US companies.

Furthermore, movements on the foreign exchange market and in bond trading are also important. The euro is hardly moving and the current yield in German bond trading has fallen.

Overall, the German stock market appears to be calming down for the time being, while discussions about billion-dollar guarantees for Siemens Energy continue. These developments could have an impact on the stability of the market and the financial industry as a whole in the coming trading weeks. It is also important to note that the Euro was trading at 1.0544 US dollars and the German bond market saw some movement with the current yield falling to 2.81 percent.

Overall, current developments suggest some stabilization in the market, while at the same time some uncertainty remains regarding certain companies and financial policies.