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The DAX is likely to start the week weaker after rising oil prices and fresh concerns about AI; the X-DAX signaled a drop of around 0.4 percent. Oil is rising due to tensions on shipping routes and a pipeline shutdown in Saudi Arabia, and worries about slowed AI development are also weighing on sentiment. The US Fed rate decision midweek is increasing market nervousness. On the corporate side, adidas shares fell about 1 percent premarket after Baird’s downgrade and a cut to its price target. » More on finanzen.net

NNS Investments (Cyprus), connected with supervisory board member Nassef Sawiris, closed existing long-call positions and on Sept. 8, 2026 opened several new equity-linked call positions on adidas with various strikes and maturities from March to September 2027. The total volume of the newly opened derivatives amounts to around EUR 21,644,066.54 at an aggregated average price of EUR 13.21 per unit. The transactions were conducted over the counter. » More on de.investing.com

Bjørn Gulden purchased 3,600 Adidas shares via Xetra at an average price of €139.98 (total volume ~€503,935), sending a signal amid the recent price slide. The stock fell below its 200-day line (€157) and is fighting for support at €145; a close below €140 could trigger a drop back to the year low of €129.95. Operationally, Adidas appears stable, helped by retro models like Samba and Gazelle, but in the difficult industry environment there is still no clear buy signal. » More on deraktionaer.de