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In Frankfurt,  the DAX Index dropped 186 points or 0.78 percent on Friday. Losses were led by Zalando (-8.18%), Scout24 (-5.10%) and Infineon (-3.13%). Offsetting the fall, top gainers were BMW (2.02%), Henkel (1.83%) and Rheinmetall (1.81%).

The DAX Index Closes 0.78% Lower

The FTSE MIB fell 0.3% to close at 42,918 on Friday, tracking global market losses as investors questioned the sustainability of the recent rally in artificial intelligence stocks. STMicroelectronics slipped nearly 2%, remaining pressured by concerns over future AI returns relative to its capital expenditure. Meanwhile, Prysmian fell 4% as investors grew cautious about the durability of its strong profits, which may have been influenced by one-off items. Similarly, Unipol fell 3.8% despite a 54.7% rise in nine-month earnings. Also, Iveco edged lower after Italy approved its sale to Tata Motors, which will divest its defense unit to Leonardo. Leonardo rose 1.8% after reporting a 23.4% jump in new orders as the surge in defense investment by NATO governments supported the European defense sector this year. The day’s standout performer was Banca MPS, which gained 4.4% after third-quarter profit exceeded estimates and the bank raised its 2025 outlook.

FTSE MIB Retreats Amid Tech Weakness and Mixed Earnings

Germany's DAX closed about 0.7% down at 23,556 on Friday, the lowest since September 25, extending losses from the previous day. Global sentiment was weighed by concerns over lofty valuations in AI-related stocks, while macroeconomic and monetary uncertainty persisted amid the prolonged US government shutdown. In the meantime, the earnings season continued to be monitored. Zalando led the losses, falling 7.9% in a technical correction following a strong rally in the prior day on upbeat Q3 results. Scout24 followed closely, shedding 4.5%, after delivering its results. By contrast, Rheinmetall (+2.4%) was the top performer, tracking gains in Hensoldt (+4.9%) after the defense electronics group reported a sharp rise in orders in the first nine months of 2025. Shares of automakers such as BMW (+2.2%), Porsche Automobil (+1.7%) and VV (+1.5%) also advanced firmly following reports that China lifted its export ban on Nexperia chips. For the week, the index declined about 1.7%.

DAX Ends in the Red, Posts Weekly Loss

In London,  the FTSE 100 Index fell 61 points or 0.62 percent on Friday. Leading the losses are Rightmove (-12.15%), International Airlines Group (-10.90%) and Auto Trader (-5.48%). Top gainers were Hikma Pharmaceutical (4.47%), WPP (3.64%) and Diageo (3.04%).

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