AEX Index
Twelve months
- Day range
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- 52-week range
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- Open
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- Previous close
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- 50-day average
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- 200-day average
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- Volume
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- Exchange
- AMS
- Currency
- EUR
Linked ETFs
All ETFs →Funds that give exposure to this index. Some track it directly, others follow the same market.
Largest constituents
The heaviest names in the fund that follows this index.
- 1ASML.ASASML HOLDING24.66%
- 2INGA.ASING GROEP9.05%
- 3PRX.ASPROSUS NV CLASS N5.07%
- 4NBISNEBIUS NV CLASS A4.27%
- 5ASM.ASASM INTERNATIONAL NV4.08%
- 6ADYEN.ASADYEN3.04%
- 7ABN.ASABN AMRO BANK NV2.78%
- 8AD.ASKONINKLIJKE AHOLD DELHAIZE2.78%
- 9AERAERCAP HOLDINGS2.50%
- 10NN.ASNN GROUP2.33%
- 11HEIA.ASHEINEKEN NV2.26%
- 12CCEP.LCOCA COLA EUROPACIFIC PARTNERS PLC2.21%
- 13DSFIR.ASDSM FIRMENICH AG2.08%
- 14PHIA.ASKONINKLIJKE PHILIPS1.97%
- 15WKL.ASWOLTERS KLUWER1.89%
Market indices
See all →Questions
What is AEX Index at right now?
The live level and the day’s change sit at the top of this page. They update through the session of the exchange that calculates AEX Index, so they can run behind the futures quoted overnight.
How do I invest in AEX Index?
You cannot buy the index itself. The usual route is an ETF that follows it or the same market — for this index that includes EWN.
Which companies move AEX Index the most?
The heaviest names are ASML.AS, INGA.AS, PRX.AS. In a capitalisation-weighted index the largest members drive most of the daily move.
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