Oil prices rebound to levels not seen in over a year, according to DAX indications.
In the financial landscape of Europe, the DAX experienced a slight decline on Friday, September 16, 2025. The index opened at 14,050 points, 0.1% below Thursday's close.
Three companies that suffered the most significant losses compared to their peers listed in the DAX were Deutsche Bank (-2.92%), Commerzbank (-2.79%), and Beiersdorf (-2.37%). On the other hand, Infineon, Delivery Hero, Deutsche Post, and Adidas were the top gainers, with over 1% increase.
The trading of the European common currency showed a slight strengthening, with one Euro equivalent to $1.1980, a 0.1% increase. Conversely, the currency exchange rate between the Euro and the US Dollar saw a 0.1% decrease, with one dollar worth €0.8347.
The price of oil has risen to its highest level in almost a year, with a barrel of Brent crude from the North Sea trading at $59.38, an increase of $0.54 or 0.92% from the previous day's close.
The upward trend in manufacturing orders, which had been rising for seven months, has temporarily slowed, according to a report from the Federal Statistical Office. However, no new information about U.S. unemployment figures was provided.
A photograph of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange serves as a visual representation of the day's trading activities.
Covestro and Siemens were the weakest performers at the start of trading, while no new top gainers or weakest performers were mentioned in this paragraph.
As the day progresses, the focus will shift to the U.S. unemployment figures, which are expected to be a significant factor in the global financial market.
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