Siemens and Siemens Energy Shares Keep Soaring - Unstoppable DAX Performance
Weekends are no match for the DAX's record-breaking streak! The German powerhouse index is currently surging at a 1.1% rise, nearing the 21,000 points milestone, having simply smashed through the 20,000-point mark just last December. The Euro Stoxx 50, its European counterpart, is also riding high, with a 0.85% increase at 5,150 points.
China's economy finally hit the government's growth target of around 5% last year, giving a glimmer of hope that the world's biggest exporter might have weathered its economic downturn. This optimistic report has positively impacted some European industrial sectors. Analyst Jürgen Molnar from Robomarkets commented, "Even though the numbers are still shrouded in doubts, they at least offer a ray of hope that China may have overcome the worst of its economic crisis."
Ulrich Kater, DekaBank's Chief Economist, noted that many leading German companies benefit from the prosperous global economy. He believes that despite production often shifting out of Germany, the companies continue to reap benefits. Strong impulses have been pumping into Europe in anticipation of the US reporting season and the latest US inflation data.
As Donald Trump prepares to return to the White House this coming Monday, investors are buzzing with curiosity about the decrees he will sign on his first day. Analysts at LBBW ponder that Trump may gradually increase import tariffs as market participants anticipate.
Siemens and Siemens Energy shares are currently stealing the show on the DAX while Sartorius shares take a minor hit, shedding 1.6% after a brief recovery period. These two companies are lighting up the DAX, boasting gains of 2.5% and 3.3%, respectively. Siemens shares even exceeded the €200 mark for the first time in history.
Siemens and Siemens Energy's exceptional performance can be attributed to factors such as robust financial results, a strong focus on digital and AI innovation, and a confirmed positive outlook amid global economic uncertainties. The Industrial Business segment of Siemens alone generated a substantial €3.2 billion profit during Q2 of 2025. Siemens Energy, although not directly covered in recent results, is primarily impacted by energy transition trends, restructuring, and supportive government policies.
In the context of booming European markets and Siemens' outstanding performance, Ulrich Kater, DekaBank's Chief Economist, expresses that many leading German companies, including Siemens and Siemens Energy, benefit significantly from the thriving global economy. These companies, through robust financial results, a strong focus on digital and AI innovation, and a confirmed positive outlook, are creating positive ripples in the finance sector, particularly in the business of investing.
