Wiener Börse: International Index Comparison: Year-End 2000

In November, stock markets developed quite divergently. The month of November went well for the ATX, which climbed to an all-time high again of 3,500 points. The indices SMI and DAX succeeded in reducing their long-term performance losses. The Dow Jones Industrial Average also improved. At 10,800 points, the leading American index nearly hit the level it had had at the end of 2000. A declining tendency prevailed for the other indices in the past few weeks.

Index	28 DeC 2000	30 Nov 2005	Performance in %
Austrian Traded Index	1,073.30	3,493.37	225.48
BUX (Hungary)	7.795.46	21,174.35	171.62
DJI (USA)	10,868.76	10,805.87	-0.58
FTSE (Great Britain)	6,223.20	5,423.20	-12.86
SMI (Switzerland)	8,135.40	7,407.52	-8.95
DAX (Germany)	6,371.64	5,193.40	-18.49
CAC40 (France)	5,920.60	4,567.41	-22.86

The performance was computed on the basis of the respective closing prices on December 28, 2000 and November 30, 2005.

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Wiener Börse: International Index Comparison: Year-End 2000 - November 2005