Since the start of the year, the combined trading turnover on SIX Swiss Exchange and BME Exchange reached CHF 978,505 million (EUR1,040,410 million) as of July, a 17.3 per cent (20.1 per cent) year-to-date change.
The number of transactions on the two exchanges operated by SIX since the start of the year surpassed the EUR52 million mark.
Compared to the previous year, equities turnover on SIX Swiss Exchange rose 15.1 per cent to CHF537.990 billion (YTD). The ETF segment remained strong with CHF 77.639 billion since the start of the year, contributing to a rise in terms of YTD change of 85.8 per cent. Total turnover on SIX Swiss Exchange reached CHF 89.549 billion in July, a considerable 9.0 per cent increase over July 2024, the exchange writes.
On BME Exchange, fixed income turnover was up 25.7 per cent in July 2025, with EUR 15.145 billion traded. Similarly to the Swiss market, equities turnover progressed in July to EUR226.246 billion since the beginning of the year, a notable 14 per cent YTD change, the exchange writes. Across all segments, the Spanish exchange saw EUR51.749 billion in turnover for the month, contributing to a 13.7 per cent month-on-month increase.
On 9 July 2025, CIRSA joined the Spanish stock market. The company made its debut with a market valuation of EUR2.52 billion. It was the fifth listing on the exchanges of SIX in 2025, following the listings of HBX and Izertis in Spain and Bioversys and Amrize in Switzerland.
Volume for fixed income listings also grew on both SIX Swiss Exchange and BME Exchange as companies issued fresh bonds to raise capital, as economic uncertainty subsided, the exchange writes. The capital raised was up 39.5 per cent and 25.9 per cent respectively in comparison to July 2024. The Swiss market saw CHF6.959 billion listed across the month and CHF74.250 billion since the start of the year, a 7.5 per cent rise compared the previous year. On the Spanish exchange, EUR30.506 billion had been listed in July alone and EUR271.424 billion in 2025 as of the month’s close, representing a significant 19.8 per cent increase compared to the previous year, the firm writes.
On SIX Swiss Exchange, the threshold of 100,000 structured product listings was surpassed for the third time in its history. After 102,504 in 2023 and 110,792 in 2024, a total of 101,135 product listings has been set since the beginning of 2025, corresponding to an increase of 55.6 per cent compared to the previous year.
Index performance in Spain represented a highlight for July, with the IBEX 35 closing the month at 14,397, a rise of 2.9 per cent over June and gaining 24.2 per cent since the start of the year. The Swiss blue chip SMI ended July at 11,836 points, resulting in a YTD growth for the index of 2.0 per cent.
Gregor Braun, Co-Head Cash Markets, Exchanges, SIX, says: “Following strong H1 performance across the Swiss and Spanish markets, July still saw month-on-month increases in terms of trading turnover and transactions. It’s particularly positive to see the sustained strength of the IBEX 35 in July, one of the best performing European indices for 2025.”
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