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German Stocks Plunge to 1-Month Low Amid Sector Declines
6 Nov
Summary
- DAX, MDAX, and TecDAX indices all fell over 1%
- Heidelberg Materials, SAP, and Deutsche Boerse among biggest losers
- Hochtief, Freenet, and Nordex were top performers
On November 6, 2025, German equities experienced a downturn, with the DAX, MDAX, and TecDAX indices all closing lower. The DAX lost 1.27%, hitting a new 1-month low, while the MDAX and TecDAX declined 1.38% and 1.74% respectively.
The losses were primarily driven by declines in the DAX Software, DAX Construction, and DAX Financial Services sectors. Among the biggest losers were Heidelberg Materials, which fell 4.95%, SAP, down 4.39%, and Deutsche Boerse, declining 4.14%. In contrast, some companies managed to post gains, including Deutsche Post, which rose 8.63%, Zalando, up 6.58%, and RWE, increasing 1.24%.
On the MDAX, Hochtief, Freenet, and Nordex were the top performers, gaining 4.50%, 3.25%, and 2.68% respectively. Meanwhile, Lanxess, AUTO1 Group, and Nemetschek were among the worst performers, declining 12.30%, 7.50%, and 6.63% respectively.
The TecDAX also saw some notable movers, with SUSS MicroTec, SMA Solar Technology, and Freenet leading the gainers, while Siltronic, Nemetschek, and SAP were among the decliners.
