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According to its order book statistics, Boerse Stuttgart generated turnover of EUR 6.1 billion in June 2014. Total trading volume for the first six months of 2014 was almost unchanged year on year.
Securitised derivatives accounted for the largest share of the total. Turnover in this asset class in June was around EUR 2.8 billion. Leverage products accounted for around EUR 1.2 billion of the monthly total, while investment products contributed almost EUR 1.6 billion.
Order book turnover from equity trading was just under EUR 1.1 billion. Over the first half-year, trading in this asset class was around 12 percent up on the same period in 2013. Turnover in German and international equities for June stood at over EUR 846 million and around EUR 251 million respectively.
At over EUR 1.6 billion, turnover from trading in debt instruments ended the month roughly on a par with June 2013. Trading was dominated by corporate bonds, which generated EUR 933 million towards the total.
Trading in investment funds contributed around EUR 594 million to the June total. At roughly EUR 512 million, exchange-traded products accounted for the biggest share of turnover in this investment category, while investment fund units generated around EUR 82 million.
