German DAX Index Closes Slightly Lower
The German DAX index closed at 24,130, ending a four-session rise, as investors took profits ahead of the Fed's decision.
According to TraidingEconomics, the DAX index in Frankfurt closed down slightly at 24,130 points on Wednesday, concluding a four-session winning streak, as investors engaged in profit-taking and increased caution ahead of the U.S. Federal Reserve's decision and comments from its Chairman Jerome Powell.
The U.S. central bank faces a tough decision on whether to implement a third rate cut in 2025 or keep rates unchanged amid economic uncertainty, although most traders still expect a 25 basis points cut.
Technology Stocks Lead the Decline
Technology stocks declined, following the weak performance of their U.S. counterparts, with the biggest losers being:
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Infineon Technologies (-2.4%)
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Siemens (-0.9%)
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Siemens Healthineers (-2.2%)
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Deutsche Börse (-2%)
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Rheinmetall (-1.8%)
Siemens Energy Leads the Gains
On the positive side, shares of Siemens Energy rose by 4.4% following strong revenue forecasts from its American counterpart GE Vernova.
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