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Frankfurt / Main (dpa) - After a two-day recovery, prices on the German stock market fell moderately on Friday.
In early trading, the Dax was down 0.20 percent at 15,290 points.
Weak guidelines from Wall Street proved to be a burden.
For the stock exchange week, which began with a record high for the Dax, this indicates a loss of a good one percent.
The MDax of medium-sized stocks lost 0.24 percent in the morning to 32,795 points.
The past few days have been marked by fluctuations.
In the US, plans by US President Joe Biden for higher taxation of wealthy Americans had weighed on prices.
The technology-heavy Nasdaq 100 had temporarily fallen to its lowest level in around two weeks.
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At the top of the Dax, the shares of Daimler sat with a premium of 1.3 percent.
The Stuttgart-based company wants to become even more profitable in the car and small commercial vehicle business this year.
By contrast, investors were disappointed with Software AG's quarterly figures.
The course lost 2.8 percent and found itself again at the end of the MDax.
The Darmstadt-based company turned over less in the first quarter than a year ago.
Another software share, Nemetschek, showed weakness and lost 1.7 percent.
In the secondary stocks index SDax, the papers of the laser specialist LPKF sagged by more than 6 percent after the quarterly figures that were received with disappointment.
At the top of the SDax, Vossloh rose by 4.3 percent.
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In the MDax, the shares of Teamviewer climbed one and a half percent after a buy recommendation.
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