Germany’s DAX Index Crosses 20,000 Points in Historic Gain
- Investors look past France risk and Trump tariff concerns
- Exporter-heavy benchmark is leading gains in Europe this year
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Germany’s main equity benchmark rose above 20,000 points for the first time in its history.
The DAX Index gained as much as 0.5% on Tuesday as European stocks advanced for a fourth straight session, with investors looking past political tensions in France and the prospect of US tariffs under the Trump administration.