Rheinmetall and Dassault Aviation Shares Rally as Defense Stocks Rebound from Key Technical Levels
Rheinmetall and Dassault Aviation are rebounding from medium-term bullish trend lines in the defense sector
Rheinmetall and Dassault Aviation are rebounding from medium-term bullish trend lines in the defense sector
The Swiss Federal Court has convicted former employees of Gazprombank. The bank indicated that the court ruling could strengthen compliance and regulatory duties for financial institutions.
The Cologne prosecutor’s office is transferring its cum-ex scandal investigation of HSH Nordbank, involving 26 suspects and conducted over eight years, to the Hamburg prosecutor’s office as it considers itself not competent to handle the case.
HSG has emerged as the leading bidder to acquire a stake in Leica Camera AG, a German luxury camera manufacturer currently backed by Blackstone.
BAG, the bad bank of German cooperative banks (Volksbanken), has taken over problem loans with a record volume of approximately 1.4 billion euros in 2025. The volume is expected to continue increasing, driven not only by bank rescue cases but also by other factors.
The German construction company Hochtief is expected to be promoted from the MDAX to the DAX, Germany’s leading stock index, in June. Experts are uncertain which current DAX member will be replaced. Lufthansa is expected to remain excluded from the index.
Uni Immo Wohnen ZBI, a controversial real estate fund that suffered significant devaluation, has been granted approval for a model lawsuit (Musterverfahren) nearly two years after the devaluation occurred. This legal proceeding offers hope to investors who have suffered losses and are seeking compensation.
George Gatch, CEO of JP Morgan Asset Management (the world’s fifth largest asset manager), discusses the potential of Germany’s new retirement savings account (Altersvorsorgedepot) to strengthen the country’s savings landscape and benefit German savers.
The German state of Saxony-Anhalt announced plans to issue its first digital state bond as a cryptographic security in 2026. This initiative is considered an important milestone for digital government financing in Germany.
Chinese e-commerce firm JD.com’s €2.2 billion acquisition offer for Germany’s Ceconomy AG, Europe’s largest consumer electronics retailer, is under in-depth investigation by EU regulators concerning potential foreign subsidies, creating uncertainty around the deal’s completion.