EURO STOXX 50

Summary

EURO STOXX 50 is a stock market index^[1]. It draws 2,333 Wikipedia views per month (stock_market_index category, ranking #17 of 136).^[2]

Key Facts

• EURO STOXX 50's instance of is recorded as stock market index^[3].
• EURO STOXX 50's instance of is recorded as Pentacontad^[4].
• EURO STOXX 50 is owned by Stoxx Limited^[5].
• EURO STOXX 50 is operated by Stoxx Limited^[6].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Deutsche Telekom^[7].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises SAP^[8].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises TotalEnergies^[9].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises LVMH^[10].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Linde^[11].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises ASML Holding^[12].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Sanofi^[13].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Allianz SE^[14].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Kone^[15].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Siemens^[16].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Anheuser-Busch InBev^[17].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Airbus SE^[18].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Bayer^[19].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises L'Oréal^[20].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Santander Group^[21].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises BASF^[22].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Air Liquide^[23].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Vinci^[24].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Iberdrola^[25].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises BNP Paribas^[26].
• EURO STOXX 50 comprises Danone^[27].

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Designation and Status

Recorded instance of include stock market index^[3] and Pentacontad^[4].

History and Context

February 26, 1998 marks the founding of EURO STOXX 50^[28]. It is owned by Stoxx Limited^[5].

Why It Matters

EURO STOXX 50 draws 2,333 Wikipedia views per month (stock_market_index category, ranking #17 of 136).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 18 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[29] It is known by 12 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[30]