Financial markets

International stock indices

A stock index summarises the performance of a group of listed companies. It is used as a reference to follow a market, not as a product that can be bought directly.

SeriesLatest valueChange on previous valueDate of the valueFrequency
S&P 500 (monthly average) 7,669 pts -0.54% 2026-09 Monthly
EURO STOXX 50 (monthly average) 6,316 pts -2.58% 2026-09 Monthly
EURO STOXX broad index (monthly average) 666 pts -2.36% 2026-09 Monthly
Nikkei 225 (monthly average) 65,048 pts -2.00% 2026-09 Monthly

Official data published with a delay and provided for information only. It is not investment advice or a recommendation.

EURO STOXX 50 (monthly average)

6,316 pts · 2026-09

2021-10 → 2026-09Range over the period: 3,465 – 6,484 pts

Source: European Central Bank — ECB Data Portal · data retrieved on 10 Oct 2026, 20:52

EURO STOXX broad index (monthly average)

666 pts · 2026-09

2021-10 → 2026-09Range over the period: 379 – 682 pts

Source: European Central Bank — ECB Data Portal · data retrieved on 10 Oct 2026, 21:21

Nikkei 225 (monthly average)

65,048 pts · 2026-09

2021-10 → 2026-09Range over the period: 26,584 – 68,340 pts

Source: European Central Bank — ECB Data Portal · data retrieved on 10 Oct 2026, 21:21

Understanding this market

A stock index summarises the performance of a group of listed companies. It is used as a reference to follow a market, not as a product that can be bought directly.

Associated risks

Indices can fall sharply and stay below a previous peak for years. A monthly average smooths daily movements and is not a tradable price.