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Turnover At Deutsche Börse’s Cash Markets At 99.7 Billion Euros In October

Date 01/11/2013

Order book turnover on Xetra, the Frankfurt Stock Exchange and Tradegate stood at €99.7 billion in October (October 2012: €91.4 billion). Of the €99.7 billion, €90.4 billion were attributable to Xetra (October 2012: €84.1 billion). €4.8 billion were attributable to the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (October 2012: €4.6 billion). Order book turnover on Tradegate Exchange* totalled approximately €4.5 billion in October (October 2012: €2.6 billion).

In equities, turnover reached €87.7 billion on Deutsche Börse’s cash markets (Xetra: €81.2 billion, Frankfurt Stock Exchange: €2.3 billion, Tradegate Exchange: €4.1 billion). Turnover in bonds was €1.4 billion, and in structured products €1.3 billion. Order book turnover in ETFs/ETCs/ETNs amounted to €9.3 billion.

A total of 16.7 million transactions were executed on Xetra in October (October 2012: 14.9 million). The average daily turnover on Xetra stood at €3.9 billion in October (October 2012: €3.7 billion).

The DAX security with the highest turnover in October was Deutsche Bank AG at €4.7 billion. Celesio AG led the MDAX equities at €750.4 million, while Deutz AG topped the SDAX equity index with €56.3 million, and Nordex SE headed TecDAX with €274.0 million. The ETF with the highest turnover on Xetra was iShares DAX with €880.3 million.

The electronic trading platform Eurex Bonds traded €12.5 billion (single counting) in October (October 2012: €8.8 billion).


Further details are available online in Deutsche Börse’s cash market statistics. For a pan-European comparison of trading locations, see the statistics provided by the Federation of European Securities Exchanges (FESE) at www.fese.eu.

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*For the purpose of statistical comparability data is adapted to the method of counting of regional exchanges.