Frankfurt The first week of January begins for investors as the last week of December left off: The stock exchanges are under the spell of the corona crisis and the new numbers on the Omikron variant of the virus. Should the first data point to a surge in the number of infections after the New Year’s Eve weekend, that should also put a damper on the stock markets. Conversely, positive news about vaccines could give new impetus.
A lot of bad “news” should, however, already be priced into the courses. A rally to kick off the year is therefore not unlikely. If institutional investors reinvest the distributions and buy shares again with their cash, prices will rise in the first few weeks of January in particular.
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