The cash markets of Germany-based exchange
organization, Deutsche Börse, improved by 15% month-on-month (MoM) to €113.63
billion in September 2022.
However, on a year-on-year (YoY) basis, the
volume dropped -16% from €135.11 billion recorded in September 2021.
These figures are contained in the September
2022 cash market trading volumes published by Deutsche Börse on Tuesday.
The gain recorded in September is a reversal of
the months-long shrinkages of the exchange’s cash markets volumes that
kicked-off after the 10% growth recorded in May.
In June, the cash markets dropped -11% to €144.1 billion, shrinking
further by -17% to €120.2
billion in July.
In August, the volumes continued to slump, sliding -17%
to €99.23 billion before returning a 15% gain last month with €113.63 billion in trading volumes.
Performance of Trading Venues
In September, trading volume on Xetra, Europe’s
leading trading venue and reference market for German blue chips, equities and
exchange-traded funds (ETFs), shot up 15% to €111.11 billion from August’s
€96.65 billion.
However, compared to September 2021, the venue’s
trading volume dropped -15.1% from last year’s €131.14 billion.
Furthermore, ADV on this trading venue followed
a similar path, rising 20% MoM to €5.05 billion, but dropping -15.3% YoY to
€5.96 billion.
On private investors-focused Borse Frankfurt,
trading volumes dropped -3% MoM to €2.51 billion and further declined
significantly by -37% to €3.97 billion from the €2.58 billion recorded in
September 2021.
Speaking on the volumes on its trading
venues, Deutsche Börse pointed out the cash market statistics of Tradegate Exchange were not
included.
The German markets operator explained, “The
trading volumes of Tradegate Exchange will be published by the company itself
with immediate effect and can be found on Tradegate Exchange.
“They are no longer shown in Deutsche Börse
Group’s cash market statistics, as Tradegate Exchange is no longer consolidated
due to changes in the ownership structure.”
In July, when Deutsche Börse last included
Tradegate Exchange’s cash market statistics in its figures, the exchange
generated a turnover of
€15.7 billion.
Asset Performance in
September
According to Deutsche Börse, by type of
asset class, equities accounted for €92.71 billion in the entire cash
market. In August, it accounted for €81.6 billion of the
entire cash market’s €99.23 billion.
Furthermore, trading in exchange-traded funds (ETF),
commodities and notes increased 19% to €19.53 billion from August’s €16.38
billion.
While trading turnover in bonds shot up 15% to
€0.23 billion, and those in certificates 11% to €1.11 billion, trading
in funds dropped 17% to €0.05 billion.
Index Performance
According to Deutsche Börse, the stock of German multinational automotive
manufacture, Volkswagen AG, emerged the DAX stock with the highest turnover on
Xetra in September with €4.09 billion.
The DAX Stock Index tracks the stock performance
of the 40 biggest German companies by market capitalization and liquidity.
On the other hand, German universal bank,
Commerzbank AG, led the MDAX Index, which lists German businesses trading on the
Frankfurt Stock Exchange, with €1.22 billion.
Furthermore, VERBIO Vereinigte BioEnergie AG, a
German manufacturer and supplier of biofuels, led the SDAX Index with €149
million.
The SDAX Index tracks the performance of 70
small and medium-sized firms in Germany.
“In the ETF segment, as in the previous month,
the iShares Core
MSCI World UCITS ETF
generated the largest volume with €812 million,” Deutsche Börse said.
However, two months ago (August), the ETF generated a much
lower €610 million trading volume figure to emerge the largest volume generator in the ETF segment.
The cash markets of Germany-based exchange
organization, Deutsche Börse, improved by 15% month-on-month (MoM) to €113.63
billion in September 2022.
However, on a year-on-year (YoY) basis, the
volume dropped -16% from €135.11 billion recorded in September 2021.
These figures are contained in the September
2022 cash market trading volumes published by Deutsche Börse on Tuesday.
The gain recorded in September is a reversal of
the months-long shrinkages of the exchange’s cash markets volumes that
kicked-off after the 10% growth recorded in May.
In June, the cash markets dropped -11% to €144.1 billion, shrinking
further by -17% to €120.2
billion in July.
In August, the volumes continued to slump, sliding -17%
to €99.23 billion before returning a 15% gain last month with €113.63 billion in trading volumes.
Performance of Trading Venues
In September, trading volume on Xetra, Europe’s
leading trading venue and reference market for German blue chips, equities and
exchange-traded funds (ETFs), shot up 15% to €111.11 billion from August’s
€96.65 billion.
However, compared to September 2021, the venue’s
trading volume dropped -15.1% from last year’s €131.14 billion.
Furthermore, ADV on this trading venue followed
a similar path, rising 20% MoM to €5.05 billion, but dropping -15.3% YoY to
€5.96 billion.
On private investors-focused Borse Frankfurt,
trading volumes dropped -3% MoM to €2.51 billion and further declined
significantly by -37% to €3.97 billion from the €2.58 billion recorded in
September 2021.
Speaking on the volumes on its trading
venues, Deutsche Börse pointed out the cash market statistics of Tradegate Exchange were not
included.
The German markets operator explained, “The
trading volumes of Tradegate Exchange will be published by the company itself
with immediate effect and can be found on Tradegate Exchange.
“They are no longer shown in Deutsche Börse
Group’s cash market statistics, as Tradegate Exchange is no longer consolidated
due to changes in the ownership structure.”
In July, when Deutsche Börse last included
Tradegate Exchange’s cash market statistics in its figures, the exchange
generated a turnover of
€15.7 billion.
Asset Performance in
September
According to Deutsche Börse, by type of
asset class, equities accounted for €92.71 billion in the entire cash
market. In August, it accounted for €81.6 billion of the
entire cash market’s €99.23 billion.
Furthermore, trading in exchange-traded funds (ETF),
commodities and notes increased 19% to €19.53 billion from August’s €16.38
billion.
While trading turnover in bonds shot up 15% to
€0.23 billion, and those in certificates 11% to €1.11 billion, trading
in funds dropped 17% to €0.05 billion.
Index Performance
According to Deutsche Börse, the stock of German multinational automotive
manufacture, Volkswagen AG, emerged the DAX stock with the highest turnover on
Xetra in September with €4.09 billion.
The DAX Stock Index tracks the stock performance
of the 40 biggest German companies by market capitalization and liquidity.
On the other hand, German universal bank,
Commerzbank AG, led the MDAX Index, which lists German businesses trading on the
Frankfurt Stock Exchange, with €1.22 billion.
Furthermore, VERBIO Vereinigte BioEnergie AG, a
German manufacturer and supplier of biofuels, led the SDAX Index with €149
million.
The SDAX Index tracks the performance of 70
small and medium-sized firms in Germany.
“In the ETF segment, as in the previous month,
the iShares Core
MSCI World UCITS ETF
generated the largest volume with €812 million,” Deutsche Börse said.
However, two months ago (August), the ETF generated a much
lower €610 million trading volume figure to emerge the largest volume generator in the ETF segment.
