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Is the DAX reaching or maintaining the 20,000-point mark?

Will the DAX maintain its significant level at 20,000 points until the week's end? Experts' recent appraisals on Siemens Energy and Talanx stocks are under scrutiny.

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Will the DAX manage to hit the significant milestone of 20,000 points by the week's end?...
Will the DAX manage to hit the significant milestone of 20,000 points by the week's end? Additionally, what are the current expert assessments of Siemens Energy and Talanx stocks?

Is the DAX reaching or maintaining the 20,000-point mark?

DAX on the Brink: Can it hit 20,000 by Weekend's End? Let's dig into the current circumstances surrounding the German benchmark index, DAX, and discuss the stocks of Siemens Energy and Talanx according to recent expert opinions.

Not long ago, the DAX dipped below the whopping 20,000-point mark during early trading on Friday. As the sun rose, the index, which measures the performance of German blue-chip companies, lost 0.13 percent and hovered around 19,998 points.

Investors, who are keeping a sharp eye on the inauguration of Donald Trump as US President, scheduled for January 20, might be delaying their moves in the market, waiting for next week to make their next power move. Traders are hopeful that companies operating in the US could prosper with lower taxes and deregulation, but the specter of higher tariffs elsewhere and the renewed threat of inflation loom large.

The MDAX, home to middle-sized German corporations, saw a 0.24 percent drop to 25,656.33 points, accompanied by a 0.2 percent slide in the Eurozone benchmark index EuroStoxx.

Siemens Energy: On Track for 2025?

US bank JPMorgan has decided to stay tidy with a "Neutral" rating on Siemens Energy, pegging a price target of €38.70. According to a sector outlook released by Andrew Wilson and his team from JPMorgan, many European industrial goods manufacturers, including Siemens Energy, appear to be holding their own against the challenges posed by Trump's import tariffs. Experts attribute this resilience to increased domestic production and the pricing power of these companies. However, competitors like Electrolux, Landis+Gyr, Legrand, SKF, and Vestas are facing more significant risks.

Siemens Energy (WKN: ENER6Y)

Talanx: Undervalued or Not?

Private bank Berenberg has raised its price target for Talanx to €95.30 from €91.10 while maintaining its "Buy" rating. Michael Huttner, the brilliant analyst behind the study, concludes that Talanx's stock is still going underestimated, despite substantial growth in 2023 and 2024. Huttner suspects that Talanx has boosted its provisions for potential market volatility by approximately €1 billion. Furthermore, the dividend rate is expected to climb an average of 14 percent annually until 2027.

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Talanx (WKN: TLX100)

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The financial analysis of Siemens Energy reveals that US bank JPMorgan has maintained a "Neutral" rating on the company, with a price target of €38.70, indicating a cautious outlook but acknowledging its resilience against Trump's import tariffs.

In the case of Talanx, private bank Berenberg has raised its price target to €95.30 while maintaining a "Buy" rating, suggesting that Talanx's stock could be undervalued, even as the company bolsters provisions for market volatility and anticipates a 14% annual increase in dividend rate.

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