DAX Climbs to Fresh Record
2026-08-11 16:26
By
Larissa Caser
1 min. read
The DAX rose 0.3% to a record of 26,385 on Tuesday as gains for utilities offset losses elsewhere.
Siemens Energy led the advance, rising 3.2% after reports that the company booked the most gas-turbine orders in the second quarter.
The company continued to trade in tandem with AI infrastructure companies amid the development of power-hungry data centers.
Likewise, data center projects were due to boost RWE (1.7%) and E.ON (0.9%) ahead of their earnings this week.
Auto stocks also outperformed following data showing US auto loans at record levels.
BMW rose 1.2% and Volkswagen gained 0.1%, while Daimler Truck Holdings fell 1.9% as rising Middle East tensions pushed fuel prices higher and concerns over the shift toward electric vehicles weighed on sentiment.
Adidas dropped 3% after On Holding missed estimates for second-quarter net sales, highlighting a tougher macroeconomic environment.
Zalando fell 2.6%.