05.10.2025, 1105 Zeichen

Vienna Stock Exchange: Turnover from equity investments at Vienna Stock Exchange amounted to EUR 52.95 billion at the end of the third quarter (+3.8% vs Q1-Q3 2024: EUR 51.01 billion). The ATX Total Return, like the German DAX, a performance index including dividends, on 19 August eached its all-time high of 11,825.97 points. By 30 September, the Austrian benchmark, including dividends, had risen by 32.45% (ATX without dividends: 26.56%). Turnover in the international segments of global market and exchange traded funds also developed very positively this year. Both the number of international equities tradable in Vienna at domestic fees and the number of index funds have been expanded several times over the course of the year. Most recently, 50 new ETFs were added to trading on the Vienna Stock Exchange, more than doubling the offering since the start of the year from 137 to 336 funds. The international segment currently comprises around 900 securities from 28 countries.
ATX: weekly performance: 2.20%

(From the 21st Austria weekly https://www.boerse-social.com/21staustria (03/10/2025)

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