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The DAX 40 ended marginally higher at 24,932 on Wednesday after a volatile session, its highest in nearly two weeks and marking a fifth straight gain. Market sentiment remained supported by optimism over a US-Iran interim peace deal, despite renewed threats from President Donald Trump toward Iran. Meanwhile, traders turned more cautious ahead of the Fed's policy announcement. While the US central bank is widely expected to hold rates steady, remarks from new Fed Chair Kevin Warsh will be closely scrutinized for clues on the policy outlook. Banks were the standout performers, with Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank surging 4.9% and 2.3%, respectively.

DAX Rises for 5th Day

The Russian GDP contracted by 0.2% from the previous year in the first quarter of 2026, aligned with the preliminary estimate to confirm the first annual decline since the first quarter of 2023. Output contracted for manufacturing (-1.5%), professional, scientific, and technical activities (-6.1%), and transportation and storage (-1.8%). The data was aligned with the government's downgrade of the year's expected GDP to 0.4% from an earlier estimate of 1.3%. The downturn occurred despite a sharp rise in the prices of key Russian exports, including oil, natural gas, coal, industrial metals, and grains, following disruptions to Middle Eastern shipping routes caused by the war. Economic activity also weakened even as the Duma ramped up deficit spending in an effort to support an economy still constrained by Western sanctions, which continue to isolate Russian producers and financial institutions from international markets.

Russia GDP Contracts for 1st Time in 3 Years

The FTSE MIB Index rose 163 points or 0.31 percent on Wednesday to close at 52595 points. Leading the gains are Banco BPM SPA (2.92%), Saipem (2.87%) and Banca Mediolanum (2.31%). Top losers were Infrastrutture Wire (-3.12%), Stellantis N.V. (-3.08%) and Diasorin (-2.83%).

The FTSE MIB Index Closes 0.31% Higher

The DAX Index gained 24 points or 0.10 percent on Wednesday to close at 24935 points. Gains were led by Commerzbank (5.18%), Bayer (4.80%) and HeidelbergCement (4.06%). Biggest losers were BMW (-8.34%), Mercedes-Benz AG (-4.48%) and Volkswagen (-3.68%).

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