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Frankfurt / Main (dpa) - The Dax has booked small profits at the beginning of the week.
The leading German index was listed on Monday morning 0.14 percent higher at 13,893.53 points.
For the MDax of the medium-sized values it went up 0.37 percent to 31,753.65 points.
The leading euro zone index EuroStoxx 50 advanced by 0.2 percent.
In the morning, the data on the Ifo business climate in Germany were expected.
It should provide further information on how much the tightened corona restrictions have burdened the German economy at the beginning of the year.
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In addition to the further development of the corona pandemic, the US presidency of Joe Biden is in particular focus on the market.
His inauguration and the trillion dollar economic stimulus package he was aiming for had helped many indexes to set new records last week - like the MDax in this country.
The reporting season continues to pick up speed this week.
Preliminary quarterly figures came from Siemens Energy.
The Siemens spin-off helped operational improvements with falling costs to return to profitability.
The share price rose by around two percent.
The Taiwanese chip supplier Globalwafers is obviously concerned about the success of the intended takeover of the German wafer manufacturer Siltronic.
First, the group had increased the price offered twice in the past few days to 145 euros per share.
According to a statement on Monday, he lowered the minimum acceptance threshold to 50 percent and extended the acceptance period by two weeks until February 10th.
The Siltronic shares had already risen by more than three and a half percent to 145.20 euros on Friday.
Now they gave way by 2.6 percent.
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A booming Christmas business brought the photo service provider Cewe a profit increase in the Corona year 2020 and the shares a record high on Monday morning.
Most recently, at the top of the SDax small cap index, they rose by more than seven percent.
An optimistic study by the analysis house Jefferies on the steel industry helped the papers from Salzgitter and Thyssenkrupp to price premiums of more than six and more than two percent respectively.
Schaeffler won over five percent.
Analyst Harald Eggeling from Oddo BHF expects strong quarterly figures for the automotive and industrial supplier and has upgraded the papers from “neutral” to “buy”.
At Borussia Dortmund (BVB), after another Bundesliga defeat, not only is the sporting decline continuing, the share price is also falling.
The papers lost more than two percent.
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In the Dax, the shares of the pandemic winner and food supplier Delivery Hero were up 1.5 percent.
In the back with minus 1.8 percent were the shares of the engine manufacturer MTU, which are among the losers in the crisis.
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