DAX
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DAX
Summary
DAX is a stock market index[1]. DAX ranks in the top 6% of stock_market_index entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (14,658 views/month).[2]
Key Facts
- DAX is in the country of Germany[3].
- DAX's instance of is recorded as stock market index[4].
- DAX is owned by Deutsche Börse[5].
- DAX's headquarters location is recorded as Frankfurt[6].
- DAX is part of DAX indexes[7].
- DAX's Commons category is recorded as DAX (Stock market index)[8].
- DAX's stock exchange is recorded as Frankfurt Stock Exchange[9].
- DAX comprises Adidas AG[10].
- DAX comprises Allianz SE[11].
- DAX comprises BASF[12].
- DAX comprises Bayer[13].
- DAX comprises Q26678[14].
- DAX comprises Continental AG[15].
- DAX comprises Mercedes-Benz Group[16].
- DAX comprises Deutsche Bank[17].
- DAX comprises Deutsche Börse[18].
- DAX comprises Deutsche Post AG[19].
- DAX comprises Deutsche Telekom[20].
- DAX comprises E.ON[21].
- DAX comprises Fresenius SE & Co. KGaA[22].
- DAX comprises Heidelberg Materials[23].
- DAX comprises Q276507[24].
- DAX comprises Infineon Technologies[25].
- DAX comprises Linde Group[26].
- DAX comprises Merck KGaA[27].
Body
Geography
DAX is in the country of Germany[3]. DAX is part of DAX indexes[7].
Designation and Status
DAX's instance of is recorded as stock market index[4].
History and Context
July 1, 1988 marks the founding of DAX[28]. DAX's catalog code is recorded as .GDAXI[29]. DAX is owned by Deutsche Börse[5].
Why It Matters
DAX ranks in the top 6% of stock_market_index entities by monthly Wikipedia readership (14,658 views/month).[2] DAX has Wikipedia articles in 29 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.[30] DAX is known by 38 alternative names across languages and contexts.[31]