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DAX is an index that tracks the rise and fall of major stock prices on the German stock market. Deutsche Borse AG, the German stock exchange, operates the DAX. It is a calculated figure used to represent the movement of share prices on a stock market. The DAX's full name is the Deutschen Aktienindex (German Stock Market Index). The DAX was introduced in 1989.

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