Deutsche Börse to publish cash market annual statistics 2022

• Trading volume of €1.8 trillion on the venues Xetra, Börse Frankfurt and Tradegate Exchange (January-July 2022)
• Most traded stock in 2022 was SAP SE

SAP SE, Commerzbank AG, Nordex SE and 2G Energy AG were the most actively traded stocks in the German indices DAX, MDAX, SDAX und Scale All Share last year. This was announced by Deutsche Börse today when publishing its cash market trading statistics for 2022. In total, an order book turnover of €1.8 trillion was achieved last year on the three trading venues Xetra, Börse Frankfurt and Tradegate Exchange (January-July 2022). The total order book turnover for 2021 was €1.9 trillion.

The stock with the highest order book turnover on Xetra in 2022 within the DAX was SAP SE with €59.9 billion, followed by Linde plc with €57.8 billion and Allianz SE with €56.8 billion. Commerzbank AG topped the MDAX index at €13.9 billion, while Nordex led the SDAX with €3.0 billion. 2G Energy ranked as the most traded share in the SME segment Scale with a volume of €200 million. In the ETF segment the iShares Core DAX UCITS ETF generated the largest volume on Xetra with €11.6 billion in the year 2022.

Order book turnover in December 2022 totalled €92 billion (previous year: €156.6 billion [without Tradegate: €130.2 billion] / previous month: €115.1 billion). Of this amount, €89.8 billion was attributable to Xetra and €2.2 billion to Börse Frankfurt. The average daily turnover on Xetra in December was €4.3 billion (previous year: €6 billion / previous month: €5.1 billion).*

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).

* Since August 2022 the trading volumes of Tradegate Exchange will be published by the company itself 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.