在法兰克福，DAX指数周二下跌187点，跌幅0.77%。德国莱茵金属公司（-5.51%）、西门子能源公司（-3.62%）和德国电信公司（-2.09%）领跌。涨幅最大的是保时捷股份公司（3.61%）、巴斯夫（2.81%）和布伦塔格（1.57%）。

In Frankfurt, the DAX Index decreased 187 points or 0.77 percent on Tuesday. Losses were driven by Rheinmetall (-5.51%), Siemens Energy (-3.62%) and Deutsche Telekom (-2.09%). Biggest rises came from Porsche AG (3.61%), BASF (2.81%) and Brenntag (1.57%).

德国5年期国债拍卖价格从之前的2.07%上涨至2.14%。德国5年期国债拍卖价格从之前的2.07%上涨至2.14%

Germany 5-y Note Auction up to 2.14% from previous 2.07%.Germany 5-y Note Auction up to 2.14% from previous 2.07%

周二，DAX指数下跌0.2%，至24120点左右，反映出市场情绪谨慎，投资者正在等待正在进行的美中贸易谈判的进一步消息，目前谈判已进入第二天。尽管首轮谈判没有取得重大突破，但美国官员对谈判持乐观态度。与此同时，英国疲软的劳动力市场数据增加了人们对英格兰银行可能在今年夏天晚些时候降息的预期。在企业方面，德国莱茵金属公司（-3.4%）、德国商业银行（-1.4%）、德国电信（-1.1%）、西门子能源（-1%）、Zalando（-1.%）和SAP（-0.6%）的表现最差。另一方面，E.On（0.9%）和Brenntag（0.9%）的涨幅最大。

The DAX slipped 0.2% to around 24,120 on Tuesday, reflecting a cautious market mood as investors awaited further updates from the ongoing US-China trade talks, now in their second day. Although no major breakthroughs emerged from the initial round, US officials struck an optimistic tone regarding the negotiations. Meanwhile, weaker labour market data from the UK added to expectations that the Bank of England may cut interest rates later this summer. On the corporate front, Rheinmetall (-3.4%), Commerzbank (-1.4%), Deutsche Telekom (-1.1%), Siemens Energy (-1%), Zalando (-1%), and SAP (-0.6%) were among the worst performers. On the other hand, E.ON (0.9%) and Brenntag (0.9%) booked the biggest gains.

法兰克福DAX指数周一仍处于低位，下跌约0.5%，至24174点，落后于大多数地区同行。随着投资者等待美中贸易谈判的最新进展，市场情绪仍然谨慎。美中贸易谈判于今天在伦敦开始，旨在解决持续的贸易分歧。冲突已经超越了关税，包括对影响全球供应链的关键商品和零部件的出口管制。与此同时，市场正在为美国繁忙的一周通胀数据以及德国、法国、西班牙和意大利的最终CPI数据做准备，这可能会影响人们对央行举措的预期。西门子能源和SAP领跌个股，分别下跌2.9%和1.7%。拜尔斯道夫、安联、德意志交易所、汉诺威吕克和德国电信也出现下跌，跌幅在0.9%至1.3%之间。此外，国防类股继续录得利润。

Frankfurt's DAX remained on the back foot Monday, down about 0.5% at 24,174, and lagging most of its regional counterparts. Sentiment remained cautious as investors awaited updates from the US-China trade talks, which begin in London today in an effort to resolve ongoing trade disagreements. The conflict has grown beyond tariffs to include export controls on key goods and components affecting global supply chains. Meanwhile, markets are bracing for a busy week of inflation data from the US and final CPI figures from Germany, France, Spain, and Italy, which could shape expectations for central bank moves. Siemens Energy and SAP led the declines among individual stocks, falling by 2.9% and 1.7%, respectively. Losses were also recorded by Beiersdorf, Allianz, Deutsche Börse, Hannover Rück, and Deutsche Telekom, with declines between 0.9% and 1.3%. Additionally, defense stocks saw continued profit-booking.