Germany is the industry leader of Europe and the logic of the table suggested that the European recovery will be precisely in Germany. Surprisingly Q1 2016 proposed increase to EUR against USD, it was the biggest increase since 2011. The policy for internal recovery in Europe seemed to have a tangible effect in France and in some peripheral countries, where the goal is quantitative easing be felt mostly in the form of new and new credit facilities (something that Germany has no need at present). In this sense, we see continuous pressure on shares in Germany (the strongest in February, but actual now) and it is likely to continue.
DAX 30 Index increased 0.83% to 10137 on Monday April 18 from 10054 in the previous trading session andhistoricallylost 14.76 percent during the last 12 months from 12 388.13 points in April 13
The Germany Index is expected to trade at 9580.00 points by the end of this quarter, according to pessimistic expectations. The average estimation is for trading at 8800.00 in 12 months’ time. Risks of British referendum also are calculating negative for the German economy. In the previous period it was clear that everyone will rush to choose Germany and this makes it even less likely future major cash inflows.
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