DAX Scales New Recor...from Zamir_Saikh

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DAX Scales New Record Highs Germany’s DAX rose 0.6% to around 25,045, beating European peers as soft Eurozone inflation cooled ECB rate-hike expectations. Siemens jumped on its Nvidia deal, while industrials and defense stocks stayed in demand. Key Points: • Eurozone inflation data eases ECB hike bets • Siemens rallies after Nvidia partnership • Industrials & defense stocks lead gains #DAX# #Germany# #StockMarket# #ECB# #Inflation# #trading#

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