Deutsche Börse

Deutsche Börse is enabling around-the-clock, seven-days-a-week trading in tokenized Dax shares through its subsidiary 360X. Retail investors can trade the digital xStocks, among other venues, via the US crypto exchange Kraken; Deutsche Börse worked closely with Payward, the operator of xStocks, in developing the product. Each xStock is backed 1:1 by the underlying share and is intended to give German corporations access to a global investor base. » More on handelsblatt.com

On October 27, 2026, Deutsche Börse introduced round-the-clock trading for the 40 Dax constituents through the 360X platform, allowing shares such as SAP, Siemens and Rheinmetall to be traded at night and on weekends. Settlement uses existing Clearstream accounts, and trading operates via a request-for-quote process rather than a central order book. Retail investors cannot yet access 360X directly because no broker currently offers the platform; talks with financial service providers are underway. During regular trading hours Xetra remains the primary venue for price discovery; 360X only supplements trading outside those hours. » More on rnd.de

Deutsche Börse reports strong gains in trading, treasury and market services thanks to firmer interest-rate and financing markets. CFO Jens Schulte confirms a positive turnaround in the treasury result, which has risen for the first time since 2024. Management has raised the outlook for 2026 and the forecast for total net revenues. Since the start of the year the stock is the DAX leader, up 41.6 percent. » More on deraktionaer.de

Deutsche Börse is expanding trading of all 40 Dax shares to 24/7. This is made possible by a cooperation with trading platform 360X, in which Commerzbank is also involved; 360X will handle executions during night and weekend hours. The core platform Xetra remains responsible for European main trading hours and the regular auction cycles; closing prices outside trading hours will not affect Xetra openings. The offer is primarily aimed at retail investors, who can now place orders outside the previous trading hours. » More on t-online.de

Deutsche Börse has launched a trading venue called 360X where all DAX constituents can be traded around the clock, including weekends. Clearing is handled by Clearstream, while the traditional Xetra trading remains unchanged. Access to the 24/7 market depends on support from each broker; currently no mainstream retail broker has enabled access. Prices on 360X do not automatically correspond to the Xetra opening price, since orders can be reaggregated at the exchange open. » More on deraktionaer.de