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Munich Re stock last at EUR 510.80, down 0.35 percent in Xetra trading

Published on 09/25/2026 at 20:04 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWS

Munich Re stock was last at EUR 510.80, down 0.35 percent at 08:32 CET on September 25, 2026. The reference level from September 24 was EUR 512.60, while the DAX rose 0.51 percent.

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Munich Re stock was last at EUR 510.80 on Xetra at 08:32 CET on September 25, 2026, down 0.35 percent or EUR 1.80. The stock traded below its September 24 Xetra reference level of EUR 512.60. The DAX rose 0.51 percent in Frankfurt, according to Reuters.

Munich Re at EUR 510.80 on September 25, 2026

Munich Re, the listed Muenchener Rueckversicherungs-Gesellschaft AG (ISIN DE0008430026), showed a last price of EUR 510.80 at 08:32 CET on Xetra. The displayed move was down 0.35 percent, equivalent to EUR 1.80. The preceding Xetra reference level was EUR 512.60 on September 24, when the stock had gained 1.99 percent. The available session reading places the shares EUR 1.80 below that reference level.

The DAX gained 0.51 percent in the September 25 market report, giving Munich Re a 0.86 percentage point relative disadvantage on the displayed stock move. The report also showed the MDAX up 0.80 percent and the TecDAX up 0.51 percent. The market breadth was positive, with 369 Frankfurt stocks rising against 295 declining stocks.

Jefferies Hold rating remains a September reference

Jefferies rated Munich Re Hold on September 23, as reported by Finanznachrichten. The report identified the rating date and the Xetra reference level of EUR 512.60. The publication did not state a new price target or a detailed rationale for the rating. A technical report from Finanzen.net identified a Candlestick Hammer signal dated September 24.

Oil prices fell in the September 25 German market report, with November crude down 2.72 percent at USD 92.04 and Brent down 2.36 percent at USD 104.08. The same report showed gold futures up 0.78 percent at USD 4,331.47 and EUR/USD at 1.14. Those figures framed the broader session for European equities and insurers.

DAX gains while Munich Re trails the index

The DAX rose 0.51 percent and the MDAX advanced 0.80 percent on September 25, according to Reuters. Adidas gained 2.99 percent to EUR 146.50, while BASF fell 3.59 percent to EUR 50.42. Munich Re's displayed decline of 0.35 percent trailed the DAX by 0.86 percentage points. The German market report also recorded a 1.59 percent rise in the DAX volatility index to 16.84.

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