Wiener Börse: Atx increases despite nervousness in the Middle East conflict!
Wiener Börse: Atx increases despite nervousness in the Middle East conflict!
The Viennese stock exchange waited with positive signs on Friday. The leading index ATX recovered by 0.62 percent to 4,334.65 points. Despite this gratifying daily balance, the weekly perspective is in the sign of a slight decline of 0.5 percent, such as T-Online reported.
The mood on the financial markets remains tense, which is mainly due to the continuing conflict in the Middle East. A meeting of the Foreign Minister of Germany, France and Great Britain was also reported to the Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi in Geneva, which serves to assess the situation around the Iranian nuclear program. It is speculated that the United States could make a decision about a possible intervention in the conflict within the next two weeks, which also unsettles market participants.
market development and the strongest values
Although the ATX rose on Friday, the nervousness of the investors remained felt. However, construction values could not go along and sometimes recorded considerable declines. Porr's shares fell by 2.6 percent, Strabag by 0.4 percent, Semperit by 2.6 percent and RHI Magnesita by 2.4 percent. On the other hand, there were positive departures: FACC conquered the Prime Market with an increase of 7.3 percent, followed by Lenzing with +4.6 percent, Agrana with +3.9 percent and voestalpine with +2.6 percent, such as Boerse-Express
The banks also show up robust and were able to record gains, although they were under the course of the lumps. Bawag rose by 1 percent, the first Group was able to get 0.3 percent and Raiffeisen Bank International posted an increase of 0.2 percent.
international market linkage
The riots in the Middle East do not seem to be directly on the stock markets, at least not to a dramatic extent. As the Tagesschau notes, the nervousness of the investors remains high, especially against the background of possible military campaigns against Iran. The Dax in Germany closed 0.25 percent lower on Friday, while US indices were able to record minor profits-the Dow Jones Castle at 42,196 points, which corresponds to a slight increase of 0.1 percent.
Although the events in the Middle East have the markets under control, there was no panicked escape in "safe ports" such as gold or oil. The crude oil price was even easy, which is due to the rising crude oil stocks in the USA. Travel values such as TUI, Fraport and Lufthansa suffer from the tense situation, especially in the MDAX.
For the coming days, it remains to be seen how the market will develop and whether the international tensions will make even deeper waves. Until then, the stock exchange in Vienna remains a place of hope, even if the signs are not always euphoric.
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