Short answer
The DAX rises on strong global exports, defence spending, or when the ECB is expected to cut rates.
The DAX rises on strong global exports, defence spending, or when the ECB is expected to cut rates.
The DAX 40 hit fresh records, led by SAP, Siemens and Rheinmetall.
Germany is export-heavy — a weaker euro and stronger global demand help. Defence spending in Europe has boosted Rheinmetall dramatically.
The DAX is Europe's biggest single-country index and a proxy for eurozone industry.
European ETFs benefit, and pension funds get a boost.
It's Europe's biggest ammunition and armoured-vehicle maker, in the middle of a rearmament cycle.
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