LUS DAX Falls: Top Gainers, Losers & Market Update – February 13, 2026
- European markets are experiencing a mixed session midday on February 13, 2026, with the LUS-DAX showing a slight decline.
- Intraday, the LUS-DAX reached a high of 24,924.00 points, while the low for the session was recorded at 24,738.00 points.
- Year-to-date, the LUS-DAX has seen gains, although the precise percentage increase for the week is not specified.
European markets are experiencing a mixed session midday on , with the LUS-DAX showing a slight decline. As of via XETRA, the index is down 0.39 percent, trading at 24,824.50 points.
Intraday, the LUS-DAX reached a high of 24,924.00 points, while the low for the session was recorded at 24,738.00 points.
Year-to-date, the LUS-DAX has seen gains, although the precise percentage increase for the week is not specified. Looking back, on , the LUS-DAX stood at 25,383.00 points. Three months prior, on , it was valued at 24,058.00 points. A year ago, on , the LUS-DAX closed at 22,489.00 points.
Since the beginning of 2026, the LUS-DAX has risen by 1.05 percent. The highest value recorded this year was 25,509.50 points, while the year’s low was 24,214.00 points.
Within the LUS-DAX, MTU Aero Engines is currently leading the gains, up 3.63 percent to €390.80. Deutsche Börse follows with a 3.17 percent increase to €215.10. Rheinmetall is up 2.12 percent at €1,613.00, Merck has risen 2.11 percent to €128.05, and Airbus SE is up 1.40 percent at €193.04.
On the losing end, Siemens is experiencing the largest decline, down 3.74 percent to €247.40. Brenntag SE has fallen by 2.99 percent to €57.08, Deutsche Bank is down 2.85 percent at €29.95, RWE has decreased by 2.61 percent to €50.74, and Siemens Energy is down 2.42 percent at €157.50.
Deutsche Telekom is currently the most actively traded stock in the LUS-DAX, with 3,232,735 shares traded via XETRA. Siemens holds the largest market capitalization within the index, valued at €199.943 billion.
According to FactSet estimates, Porsche Automobil currently has the lowest price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio among LUS-DAX stocks, at 3.32. Volkswagen (VW) vz is expected to have the highest dividend yield in the index this year, at 6.13 percent.
Broader market sentiment appears to be weakening, mirroring trends observed in US markets. Earlier today, US stock futures fell following an AI-driven sell-off, with investors also awaiting the release of key inflation data. The Yahoo Finance report indicates a risk-off environment, with gold and Bitcoin also experiencing declines. This suggests a growing concern among investors regarding potential disruptions caused by artificial intelligence and the impact on various sectors.
The decline in Siemens shares, coupled with a gloomy outlook from Cisco Systems, highlights the anxieties surrounding the impact of AI on established technology companies. While the long-term effects of AI remain uncertain, the immediate reaction in the market suggests a reassessment of valuations and growth expectations for companies potentially vulnerable to disruption. The recent downturn in trucking, logistics, and real estate services stocks further underscores this trend.
The upcoming Consumer Price Index (CPI) report will be crucial in shaping market expectations regarding the Federal Reserve’s monetary policy. A softer reading could bolster hopes for interest rate cuts, while a stronger reading could reinforce the need for a more cautious approach. The January jobs report, already released, has seemingly dampened expectations for near-term rate reductions.
The LUS-DAX’s performance reflects a complex interplay of factors, including global macroeconomic concerns, sector-specific anxieties related to AI, and anticipation of key economic data releases. Investors are closely monitoring these developments as they navigate a period of heightened uncertainty.