Marktbericht: Friedenshoffnungen treiben DAX auf 24.000 Punkte

Die Hoffnung auf ein Friedensabkommen zwischen Iran und den USA sorgt für Optimismus an den Börsen. Der DAX knackte die Marke von 24.000 Punkten wieder. Doch noch ist vieles ungewiss.

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Marktbericht: Anleger hoffen auf Abkommen zwischen USA und Iran

Die Hoffnung auf ein Abkommen zwischen Iran und den USA ist noch nicht gestorben. Neue Spekulationen von US-Präsident Trump treiben die Börsen an. Anleger reagieren weltweit mit verhaltenem Optimismus.

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undefined | Good week on Wall Street, but sour ending by Sweden Herald

The mood on Wall Street was sour on Friday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average slipping 0.6 % and the S&P 500 down 0.1 %, while the tech‑heavy Nasdaq managed a modest 0.4 % gain. Despite the single‑day drop, the broader week was upbeat: the S&P 500 posted its best weekly performance since November, climbing 3.6 %, the Dow rose 3 %, and the Nasdaq surged 4.7 %.

Inflation data showed the U.S. consumer price index rising to 3.3 % in March, a figure slightly below expectations and easing some price‑pressure concerns. Nevertheless, investors remained cautious amid renewed geopolitical tension – a fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran, Iran’s continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz, and ongoing Israeli attacks in Lebanon have all added uncertainty to the market outlook.

Oil prices hovered around $95.6‑$96 per barrel, reflecting the mixed signals from the Middle‑East conflict and global demand trends. While the immediate market reaction was negative, the overall weekly gains suggest that investors are still finding confidence in the broader economic recovery despite the surrounding geopolitical headwinds.

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undefined | Earnings season could finally give the stock market some good news. Here's what's ahead

Earnings season could finally give the stock market a lift now that a tentative cease‑fire in the Iran‑U.S. conflict appears to be holding. After President Trump halted attacks for two weeks, the Dow Jones surged more than 1,300 points – its biggest single‑day gain since April 2025 – and investors have been hopeful that a quick resolution will temper the spike in energy prices. With fiscal policy still supportive of consumer spending and fed‑funds futures pricing in at least one interest‑rate cut by year‑end, the first‑quarter earnings reports, beginning with the nation’s biggest banks, may provide the catalyst to steer the market back toward higher levels.

Analysts expect solid earnings growth across the board. FactSet projects the S&P 500 companies will post a blended earnings‑growth rate of 12.5 % for the quarter – the sixth consecutive quarter of double‑digit growth – and nine of the eleven sectors are slated for year‑over‑year earnings gains. The bulk of the upside is forecast to come from information‑technology stocks, which are expected to jump 44 %, underscoring the sector’s market‑driving role. Nonetheless, outside of tech and materials, expectations are more modest, and a warning from Delta Air Lines about curbing capacity because of rising jet‑fuel costs reminds investors that the war‑related volatility has not fully dissipated.

Market participants remain cautious but optimistic. “If we can see tensions die down in the Middle East, there’s an opportunity for markets to rebound,” said Anthony Saglimbene of Ameriprise Financial, while Gabelli Growth Innovators ETF manager John Belton noted that the earnings season offers the first real chance to test whether the energy and geopolitical shocks have already been priced into company fundamentals. Upcoming reports from giants such as Goldman Sachs, Citigroup, JPMorgan Chase, Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, Netflix, BlackRock and Johnson & Johnson will be closely watched for clues on whether the market can recover the losses incurred since the war began in February.

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Wall Street advances as Mideast peace talks lift sentiment

US stocks advanced as ongoing negotiations toward a peaceful resolution to the six-week Middle East conflict helped ease worries over the fragile US-Iran truce. #wallstreet #usstocks #shares #markets #nyse #nasdaq #dowjones #s&p500 #News #Reuters #Newsfeed Read the story here: 👉 Subscribe: Keep up with the latest news from around the world: Follow Reuters on Facebook: Follow Reuters on X: Follow Reuters on…

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