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The DAX 40 closed about 0.2% down at 25,067 after a volatile session on Friday, following yesterday's rise, underperforming its European peers. The tech sector remained a drag on the market, while renewed tensions in the Middle East kept investors cautious, despite expectations of continued US-Iran talks. Weakness in tech stocks and industrials contrasted with strong performance of telecommunication companies and banks. AI-exposed companies like Siemens Energy (-2.5%), Hochtief (-2.4%) and Infineon Technologies (-1.2%) posted significant losses. Industrial giant Rheinmetall dropped 2%. Among gainers, Deutsche Telekom climbed 2.8% after JPMorgan upgraded the stock to "buy." Heidelberg Materials also advanced 2.8%, while Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank gained more than 1% each. For the week, the index lost roughly 2.8%.

DAX Underperforms in Europe

US stock indices were mixed on Friday as more volatility for heavyweight chip producers clashed against a pullback in Treasury yields, aiding traditional economic sectors. The S&P 500 inched higher while the Nasdaq 100 fell 0.5%. SK Hynix ADRs raised over $26 billion for the memory producer and surged 20% for the largest first-time share sale by a foreign company. Earlier reports of a strong offering had aided memory producers yesterday, compounded after Micron increased its investment guidance. The speculative sector remained volatile domestically, with Micron and Marvell down over 3% each. In turn, the Dow rose as it is not directly exposed so chip producers. Financial companies and traditional economic sectors enjoyed some respite as oil prices halted their rebound and softened concerns of another rate hike by the Fed. Also, Delta added 2% on strong earnings and a dividend increase.

US Stocks Hold Mixed Momentum as SK Hynix Surges

The FTSE MIB Index gained 232 points or 0.44 percent on Friday to close at 52614 points. Gains were led by Nexi (6.28%), Stellantis N.V. (3.83%) and Buzzi Unicem (2.51%). Biggest losers were Avio (-1.82%), Leonardo SpA (-1.30%) and Eni (-1.19%).

The FTSE MIB Index Closes 0.44% Higher

The DAX Index decreased 51 points or 0.20 percent on Friday to close at 25067 points. The decline was led by Siemens Energy (-2.64%), Rheinmetall (-1.98%) and E.ON (-1.46%). On the upside, the strongest performers were Deutsche Telekom (3.08%), HeidelbergCement (2.94%) and Commerzbank (1.95%).

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DAX Underperforms in Europe

US Stocks Hold Mixed Momentum as SK Hynix Surges

The FTSE MIB Index Closes 0.44% Higher

The DAX Index Closes 0.20% Lower

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美國貝克休斯石油鑽機數量

美國17週票據拍賣