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Dax opens in the green – VW stock climbs

This is an AI translation into this language for easier reading. The original is the German version: open German original.

Germany's benchmark index extends its recovery on Monday and opens higher. Investors are eyeing the auto sector with VW shares gaining – and the start of the IMF Annual Meetings.

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Germany's benchmark index continues its recovery on Monday and opens in positive territory. The auto sector is particularly in the spotlight on this trading day: VW shares are gaining. Quickly put in context for you – here are the key points at the start of the week on the German stock exchanges.

Auto sector pulls the Dax along

At the start of trading, investors are focusing specifically on auto stocks. Volkswagen stock is among the winners in Germany's benchmark index. The Dax is thus continuing the upswing of recent trading days.

IMF and World Bank kick off their Annual Meetings

Alongside corporate news, international monetary policy also comes into focus today: the Annual Meetings of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank begin. Central bank chiefs, finance ministers and economists from around the globe will consult there on the global economy and current economic risks. What concrete signals emerge from those meetings will become clear in the coming days.

After the start of the week, investors are thus looking at two major themes: the development of the auto sector and the impulses coming from the IMF Annual Meetings.

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