India, Feb. 19 -- German stocks edged higher to fresh record highs Wednesday morning, extending gains to a third straight session, with investors digesting the latest batch of earnings updates, and continuing to assess the likely impact of U.S. government's trade and economic policies.
Geopolitical concerns and Trump's threat that he might unveil new tariffs of about 25% on automobile imports, semiconductors and pharma products imported to the U.S. effective early April, weighed on sentiment and limited market's upside.
The benchmark DAX, which scaled a fresh record high at 22,936.68 earlier in the session, was up 40.30 points or 0.18% at 22,903.55 a little while ago.
Rheinmetall is rising about 2.5%. E.ON. is up nearly 1.5%, while RWE, ...