Volkswagen's preferred shares officially left the Euro Stoxx 50, the benchmark tracking major companies across the euro area.

Volkswagen has been removed from the Euro Stoxx 50, the eurozone's benchmark index of its largest listed companies, taking effect as markets opened on Monday just days after Europe's biggest carmaker ...

The Volkswagen logo may be featured on plenty of new cars on the Old Continent, but it's no longer sitting inside the Euro Stoxx 50 due to falling market value ...

Volkswagen, Germany’s largest automaker with premium brands including Porsche, Lamborghini, and Bentley, has been excluded ...

Volkswagen has another problem to add to its spreadsheet as Wolfsburg's preferred shares are no longer part of the Euro Stoxx 50. This change occurred as part of Stoxx's annual review. The blue-chip ...

Volkswagen has dropped out of the Eurozone’s most important blue-chip stock index for the first time in 15 years, in a move ...

Nokia rejoins the Euro Stoxx 50 before the open on 21 September 2026, ending a one-year absence. Volkswagen exits after 28 years. NOK closed at $10.65.

The departure of one of Europe’s best-known manufacturers, following the removal of Fiat and Peugeot maker Stellantis, ...

Volkswagen (VW) has dropped out of the euro zone’s most important blue-chip stock index for the first time in 15 years, in a ...

Nokia and Engie join the Euro Stoxx 50 on 21 September, replacing Volkswagen preferred shares and Wolters Kluwer after the ...

Nokia returns to Euro Stoxx 50 while Volkswagen is dropped; Engie and Greek firms join indices after annual STOXX review. Changes take effect 21.

The crisis at German automaker Volkswagen (VW) is also affecting its inclusion in major stock indexes. The Wolfsburg-based group will no longer be listed in the EuroStoxx 50 as of this Monday, index ...