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Jan 9, 2025 |
boersen-zeitung.de | Dieter Kuckelkorn
Despite all the turbulence around the world, the past year was a positive one for the stock markets. The Dax rose by around 19% and the S&P 500 by almost 25%, although the year-end rally that is common in most years failed to materialise, which could be interpreted as a negative omen for the next twelve months. Overall, it can be said that the outlook for the European and particularly the German stock market has clouded over.
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Nov 27, 2024 |
boersen-zeitung.de | Dieter Kuckelkorn |Kai Johannsen
Joachim Schallmayer, Head of Capital Markets and Strategy at DekaBank, sees a „green light for the equity markets“ in the coming year. At the presentation of the bank's capital markets outlook in Frankfurt, he pointed out that equity markets have weathered the shockwaves of the numerous crises exceptionally well. The markets are currently benefiting from corporate profits. Figures from the past 60 years have shown that corporate profits are based on nominal global economic growth.
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Nov 19, 2024 |
boersen-zeitung.de | Dieter Kuckelkorn
The election of Donald Trump as the 47th President of the USA has already triggered significant reactions on the international financial markets. It is to be expected that at least some of these shifts in the positioning of market participants will not prove to be a flash in the pan, but will continue and probably intensify. The old truism that political stock markets have short legs could currently prove to be untrue, at least in some areas.
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Sep 6, 2024 |
boersen-zeitung.de | Dieter Kuckelkorn
Two factors are primarily driving the price of oil. On the one hand, recession worries and expectations regarding global oil consumption are tending to depress the price. On the other, concerns about geopolitical conflicts are exerting upward pressure, and have the potential to cause an explosion in global energy prices. Brent Crude is currently struggling around the 80 dollars per barrel mark. At the beginning of the month, it had temporarily fallen below 77 dollars.
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Jul 29, 2024 |
boersen-zeitung.de | Dieter Kuckelkorn
Ms. Petersen, let's first look at the market environment. What are your expectations for the ECB and the Fed in the second half of this year and in 2025? To what extent do you expect them to cut interest rates? We anticipate that both central banks have limited room for interest rate cuts. Therefore, we foresee more of a „gentle rate change“ rather than a comprehensive rate-cutting cycle as seen in the past.
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