Deutsche Börse Trading Volumes in November 2025

Deutsche Börse with its trading venues Xetra and Frankfurt generated a turnover of €135.46 billion in November (previous year: €118.72 billion / previous month: €146.23 billion).

€131.40 billion were attributable to “Deutsche Börse Xetra” (previous year: €115.02 billion / previous month: €141.05 billion), bringing the average daily Xetra trading volume to €6.57 billion (previous year: €5.48 billion / previous month: €6.13 billion). Trading volumes on “Deutsche Börse Frankfurt” were €4.06 billion (previous year: €3.70 billion / previous month: €5.18 billion).

By type of asset class, equities accounted in total for €102.04 billion. Trading in ETFs/ETCs/ETNs generated a turnover of €31.51 billion. Turnover in bonds was €0.68 billion, in certificates €1.18 billion and in funds €0.05 billion.

The DAX stock with the highest turnover on Xetra in November was Rheinmetall AG with €8.55 billion. Hensoldt AG led the MDAX with €999.02 million, while Salzgitter AG led the SDAX index with €146.19 Mio million. In the ETF segment iShares Core MSCI World UCITS ETF generated the largest volume with €864.01 million.

Trading volumes November 2025 in billion euros:

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

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Deutsche Börse operates the cash market business within Deutsche Börse Group. Through its trading venues “Deutsche Börse Xetra” and “Deutsche Börse Frankfurt”, the business unit offers institutional and retail investors transparent and reliable access to a broad range of asset classes. In this way, Deutsche Börse strengthens the stability of capital markets in Germany and Europe. It gives companies access to capital that enables growth and promotes the competitiveness of the European economy.