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Germany stocks higher at close of trade; DAX up 2.79% -Breaking

by Mike Robinson

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© Reuters. Germany stock prices higher after close of trade, DAX up 2.79%

Investing.com – Germany stocks were higher after the close on Tuesday, as gains in the , and sectors led shares higher.

The index increased 2.79% at the Frankfurt close, and 2.00% was gained by the index.

They were the top performers at the session Delivery Hero AG (DE:) traded at 44.47 after the close, up 15.48%, or 5.96 points. Meanwhile, HelloFresh SE (DE) Added 10.41% or 4.17 Points to End at 44.22 Continental AG O.N. O.N.

Fresenius Medical Care KGAA ST(DE:) was the worst performer of the session, falling 1.25% (or 0.76 points) and trading at 59.98 by the end. Linde PLC (DE) added 0.02 points or 0.05 to finish at 291.90. Deutsche Boerse AG was up 0.46%, or 0.75 to 164.35.

Rational AG, DE: was among the best performers in MDAX. It rose 7.82% from 656.00 to 656.00. Jungheinrich AG O.N.VZO, which rose 7.34% to close at 27.48. Cancom SE O.N. (DE:), which saw a gain of 6.58% and closed at 57.38.

The worst performers were K&S AG (DE:) which was down 10.68% to 25.52 in late trade, Aurubis AG (DE): The German currency lost 5.07%, settling at 107.75 Rheinmetall AG (DE:), which fell 4.27% at the end to 186.00

The TecDAX’s top performers were Eckert & Ziegler AG O.N. Cancom SE O.N. (DE:), up 6.58%, to settle at 57.3 and Suse SA (DE) closed at 29.86 after a gain of 6.34%.

Verbio Vereinigte Bioenergie AG(DE:), which fell 0.877% to 68.45 late trade, and Jenoptik AG [DE:] which dropped 0.53% to settle on 29.78. Use Freenet AG NA (DE) was at close to 0.50% lower than 23.94

Stocks that are rising outperformed those in decline on Frankfurt Stock Exchange were 502 to 186, and 75 ended the same.

Shares in Deutsche Boerse AG (DE:) rose to 52-week highs; gaining 0.46% or 0.75 to 164.35.

The, which is a measure of implied volatility in DAX options, fell 11.06% to 27,03, a new one-month low.

The April delivery of Gold Futures was lower by 1.39%, or 27.00, to $1912.80 per troy ounce. In commodities trading, crude oil fell 2.54% or 2.54 in May to reach $103.42 per barrel. The June Brent oil contract dropped 2.26%, or 2.47, to trade at $107.02 per barrel.

EUR/USD rose 0.94 percent to 1.11 while EUR/GBP increased 1.07% from 0.85 to 0.85.

At 98.51, the US Dollar Index Futures fell 0.55%.

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