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DAX and German equities
DAX follows 40 large companies in the German equity market. Constituents and weights follow the index administrator’s rules. Companies can conduct substantial business abroad, so DAX performance does not directly measure German economic growth.
This page shows ^GDAXI, the commonly quoted performance variant. It includes reinvested dividends. This differs from the price versions of the S&P 500, Nasdaq 100 and Dow Jones displayed here.
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Points, currency and market hours
The value is measured in index points. A currency label on the source series does not make it a euro price or a converted US-dollar price. ETFs and futures linked to DAX are different instruments with their own terms.
The chart follows the German Xetra main-market calendar, including holidays and sessions. Hours are displayed in Prague time. A final index observation can be updated after the main session ends; the countdown and the timestamp therefore describe different things.
Comparing DAX
Simple view selects the period and Pro the candle interval. Percentage changes are more useful than differences in point levels. In asset comparison, remember that this DAX variant includes dividends while the displayed US price indices do not.
A tracking fund’s return can also reflect fees, replication and the investor’s home currency. This chart does not hedge currencies or convert an investment into Czech crowns. The index itself is not a directly traded share, and no assumed contract volume is displayed.
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Index value in points · main equity-market hours