Germany's Frankfurt stock market DAX index broke through 25,000 points for the first time on the 7th, reaching a record high. Driven by various factors such as improved investor expectations, a boost in fiscal spending plans, and a general strengthening of global stock markets, the DAX index continued to rise after opening on the same day, and climbed above 25030 points during the intraday period. However, there was some fluctuation in the stock index afterwards. Analysts pointed out that the German government's infrastructure and other investment plans help boost economic vitality, while risk appetite in European and global markets has recently rebounded, which is beneficial to risk asset performance. Increased geopolitical risks have increased uncertainty about energy supply and oil price trends, but so far they have not significantly disrupted the market. Expectations that the fall in oil prices will ease inflationary pressure has provided impetus for the rise in the stock market.

Germany's Frankfurt stock market DAX index broke through 25,000 points for the first time on the 7th, reaching a record high. Driven by various factors such as improved investor expectations, a boost in fiscal spending plans, and a general strengthening of global stock markets, the DAX index continued to rise after opening on the same day, and climbed above 25030 points during the intraday period. However, there was some fluctuation in the stock index afterwards. Analysts pointed out that the German government's infrastructure and other investment plans help boost economic vitality, while risk appetite in European and global markets has recently rebounded, which is beneficial to risk asset performance. Increased geopolitical risks have increased uncertainty about energy supply and oil price trends, but so far they have not significantly disrupted the market. Expectations that the fall in oil prices will ease inflationary pressure has provided impetus for the rise in the stock market.