Frankfurt Stock Exchange
Deutsche Börse location
The Frankfurt Stock Exchange is Germany's largest stock exchange and one of the world's major securities trading centers, located in Frankfurt am Main.
Operated by Deutsche Börse, it traces its origins to medieval trade fairs and formally organized in 1585.
The exchange is home to the DAX index, which tracks the performance of Germany's 40 largest publicly traded companies.
Blue-chip European stocks are often listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange.
- financial centerEconomic hub district
- trading floorExchange transaction area
- floor tradersExchange members trading directly
- opening bellTrading session's start marker
- trading hoursWhen exchanges accept orders
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