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Boerse Stuttgart Reports Turnover Of 6.9 Billion In June - Summer Lull And Football World Cup Lead To Lower Trading Volumes In A Number Of Asset Classes - Turnover Up In Bond Trading

Date 01/07/2010

In June 2010, Boerse Stuttgart had a turnover of some EUR 6.9 billion according to its order book statistics. Due to the Football World Cup and the traditional summer lull, trading volumes were down on the previous month's figures, as was expected. Growth came from investors' enthusiasm for bond trading at the Stuttgart Stock Exchange. In comparison with the previous month, turnover grew by 8 percent to nearly EUR 1.9 billion. Of this, EUR 1.1 billion, the biggest proportion of stock exchange turnover, was accounted for by corporate bonds. With a market share of more than 70 percent in June, Boerse Stuttgart is the market leader for corporate bond trading.

Boerse Stuttgart had a trading volume of more than EUR 3.8 billion in trading with securitised derivatives in June. Of this, EUR 2.1 billion was accounted for trading in leverage products and almost EUR 1.7 billion for trading in investment products.

In June, turnover in investment fund trading amounted to EUR 480 million. At roughly EUR 410 million, passively managed funds accounted for the bulk of trading volume in the case of investment fund units. This corresponds to a year-on-year growth of more than 30 percent.

Stuttgart Stock Exchange Trading Volume June 2010