DAX: L&S indication at 26,344 after technology sell-off rebound
Published on 11/09/2026 at 18:43 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSDAX rebounds after technology sell-off
- The L&S DAX indication stood at 26,344 points at 18:39 Berlin time, up 2.50 percent against its own previous close.
- Investors reacted to a partial recovery in technology stocks, lower oil prices and strength in banks.
- The week ahead includes several DAX earnings reports, US inflation data and further central-bank commentary.
The DAX recovered from the previous week's sell-off on Monday. At 18:39 Berlin time, the L&S indication stood at 26,344 points, up 2.50 percent against its own previous close of 25,702 points. This is a post-Xetra indication and should not be confused with the official Xetra closing level. Earlier, finanzen.ch recorded the L&S indication at 26,307 points at 18:03 Berlin time.
Recovery follows technology sell-off
The rebound followed a sharp decline in technology and semiconductor shares late last week. Deutsche Boerse said concerns about possible tighter regulation of data centers and doubts about the profitability of large artificial-intelligence investments had weighed on US and European technology stocks. Lower valuations also encouraged some investors to return to recently weaker shares.
Banks and oil supported sentiment
Bank stocks were among the stronger parts of the European market. Reuters reported that dealmaking involving Banco BPM and Credit Agricole, as well as strong UniCredit results, lifted the banking sector. Commerzbank and Deutsche Bank were also among the stronger DAX constituents during the session. Falling oil prices provided an additional supportive backdrop after US President Donald Trump described further strikes against Iran as unlikely while negotiations continued, according to Reuters.
Busy data and earnings calendar
Market attention now turns to the remainder of the week. Deutsche Boerse lists earnings releases from several DAX companies, including Infineon, Siemens Energy, E.ON, RWE, Allianz and Siemens. Investors will also assess US inflation data on Tuesday, German consumer prices on Wednesday and additional central-bank commentary. These events may influence expectations for interest rates and the valuation of growth-sensitive technology shares.
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