Wiener Börse celebrates course explosion: ATX jumps by 3.15%!

Wiener Börse celebrates course explosion: ATX jumps by 3.15%!

Wien, Österreich - On April 10, 2025, the Viennese stock exchange closed with pleasant price gains: the ATX rose by 3.15 % and reached 3,715.53 points. Against the background of a positive recreation rally, this happened on the European lead exchanges, which is a direct reaction to developments in the customs conflict between the USA and China. In early trade, the ATX even had an increase of almost 9 %. Oe24 reports that the positive atmosphere on the Vienna Börse was also influenced by the processes on Wall Street, which was impressive the previous day Course rally experienced, but then fell back during the reporting period.

The reason for these market developments is the announcement by US President Donald Trump to take a 90-day break for certain tariffs and to provide the new customs sets. While the basic customs set of 10 % for almost all imports remains into force in the USA, the customs set for goods imported from China is increased from 104 % to 125 %. KURIER emphasizes that these measures resulted in a course explosion in the markets, where the Dow Jones Industrial almost 8 % in the plus and the NASDAQ-100 even 12 % added.

industries and corporate profits

The Viennese stock exchange benefited from strong upward push across the industries, although there were little specific news from the domestic market. FACC shares rose by 7.1 %, followed by Rosenbauer with over 6 % and Kapschtrafficcom, which increased by 5.9 %. The first Group Bank was also able to improve by 5.6 %, while Raiffeisen Bank International and Bawag increased by 5.3 % and 5.1 %. Do & Co recorded an increase of 5.8 %, followed by Palfinger with 4.7 % and UBM, which rose by 3.1 %.

However, UBM also had to announce a loss of 23.2 million euros last year, but which was put into perspective by 40 % reduced deficiency before taxes. The company's total benefit was 424.9 million euros, which corresponds to an increase of 50 %, while sales increase by 25 % to 106 million euros. Analysts of the first Group confirmed the provisional figures from Ubm.

global effects of the customs conflict

The trade conflict between the United States and China remains a emerging risk for global markets. The analysts of finanzen.net explain that tariffs affect the profit and sales chances of companies Worries about increasing inflation are fueled. Higher tariffs on imported goods could increase the costs for companies, their margins and influence consumer demand.