Eurex, thePARA_BREAK_SENTINEL_9f8e7d6c Eurex, the international derivatives market, traded and settled 92 million contracts in July, a 22 percent rise year-on-year. 731 million contracts were traded in the first seven months of the year, approximately 16 percent up on the same period last year (628 million contracts). An average of 4.3 million contracts were traded daily in July. At 42 million contracts, the fixed-income derivatives segment put in the highest turnover. The most successful product on Eurex was once again the Euro-Bund Future, with 19.4 million contracts. The Euro-Bobl and Euro-Schatz Futures contributed 9.7 million and 9.4 million contracts respectively. 49.7 million contracts were traded in equity-based derivatives in July, of which 28.5 million were in the equity index derivatives segment and 21.2 million in the equity options segment. The product with the highest turnover among the equity index derivatives in June was the DJ Euro STOXX 50 Future, with 11.7 million contracts traded, a rise of 35 percent y-o-y. Trading in options on the DAX hit a record volume of 5.6 million contracts.
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