German DAX has been range-bound for months, but a strong bounce from key support around 23,000–23,300 suggests a potential move back toward all-time highs. Here’s why the corrective structure may be setting up for further gains.

With trillions in deficits and a fiscal system under strain, money printing becomes the default option; that’s when the real inflation risk emerges.

Policymakers opted to maintain the base rate unchanged at 3.5%, in line with market expectations and forward guidance. Lower energy prices will likely bring next year’s headline inflation below the target..