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Deutsche Börse's Eurex October Derivatives Trading Volume Rises 27% to 200 Million Contracts

By Public Technologies
  • Deutsche Börse's Eurex derivatives trading volume rose 27% year over year to 200 million contracts in October 2026.
  • Interest rate derivatives led growth, with trading volume increasing 42% to 114,200,000 contracts.
  • OTC clearing notional outstanding climbed 31% to EUR 64.59 trillion.
  • Average daily cleared volumes surged 123% to EUR 532 billion.
  • Eurex Repo average term-adjusted volumes increased 14% to EUR 534.4 billion, driven by 28% growth in GC Pooling.


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