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DAX Hovers Near 24,200 as Intel Beat Lifts Chips and Oil Jumps on Russia Sanctions

Softer US inflation and record Wall Street closes have traders leaning toward a Fed rate cut next week.

Overview

  • The DAX traded around 24,150–24,250 with swings driven by earnings, sanctions-related oil moves and confirmation of a TrumpXi meeting next week.
  • Intel reported an upside quarter, with adjusted EPS of $0.23 versus a $0.01 consensus and revenue up 3% to $13.7 billion, boosting European chip names including Infineon.
  • SAP’s third-quarter showed currency-adjusted cloud revenue up 27% year over year, with full-year cloud sales guided to the lower end of €21.6–€21.9 billion.
  • New US sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil lifted Brent and WTI earlier in the week; prices eased on Friday but still pointed to about a 7% weekly gain.
  • US stocks closed at new records after September inflation printed at 3.0%, strengthening expectations for a Fed rate cut at Wednesday’s meeting.