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ETF trading on SIX Swiss Exchange rose 25% in October
Trading on the SIX Swiss Exchange reached 1,058 billion francs in the first 10 months of the year, up 9.9% from the same period last year.
ETF trading rose about 25% in October compared with September, and was 18% higher than in October last year.
That made ETFs the fastest-growing segment on the Swiss exchange.
Swiss share trading was also up, with October turnover 5.8% above a year earlier.
The SMI, Switzerland’s leading stock index, rose 7.1% during October and closed at a record 14,810.7 points.
The SIX Group’s exchanges recorded 1,570 billion francs in turnover, including trading on the Madrid exchange, up 15.2% year on year.
Infomaniak, a Swiss cloud provider, also listed on SIX in October, its fifth main-market IPO this year; no further steps were specified.
ETF trading turnover on SIX Swiss Exchange rose about 25% in October from September.
Compared with October a year earlier, ETF turnover was up 18%, the strongest growth among segments on the Swiss exchange.
Turnover in Swiss shares was 5.8% higher than in the same month a year earlier.
The SMI rose 7.1% during October to a record closing level of 14,810.7 points.
Across the first 10 months of the year, turnover on SIX Swiss Exchange reached 1,058 billion francs, up 9.9% year on year.
- Who
- SIX Swiss Exchange and its ETF market.
- What
- ETF trading turnover rose about 25% from September and 18% from October a year earlier.
- When
- October; the article was published on November 3, 2026.
- Where
- SIX Swiss Exchange in Switzerland.
- Why
- Not stated
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ETF turnover on SIX Swiss Exchange rose about 25% from the previous month.
The SMI reached an intraday record high of 14,861.5 points.
- Monthly ETF turnover
- Up about 25% from September
- Year-on-year ETF turnover
- Up 18% from October a year earlier
- Swiss share turnover
- Up 5.8% from October a year earlier
- SMI October close
- 14,810.7 points
- SIX Swiss Exchange turnover, first 10 months
- 1,058 billion francs, up 9.9% year on year