Direct Answer

European indexes split along two lines: national benchmarks that track one country's listed companies, and regional benchmarks that span the continent or the euro area. The two answer different questions and are not substitutes.

Every european stock market indexes in this group

A national index is heavily shaped by which industries happen to be listed in that country, which is why single-country European benchmarks can be far more concentrated by sector than their size suggests.

  • FTSE 100: Largest qualifying companies on London market (FTSE Russell).
  • FTSE 250: Mid-cap UK market segment (FTSE Russell).
  • FTSE 350: FTSE 100 + FTSE 250 (FTSE Russell).
  • FTSE All-Share: Broad UK listed equity benchmark (FTSE Russell).
  • FTSE SmallCap: UK small-cap equities (FTSE Russell).
  • FTSE AIM All-Share: AIM market equities (FTSE Russell).
  • STOXX Europe 600: 600 large/mid/small European companies (STOXX).
  • EURO STOXX 50: 50 blue-chip euro-area companies (STOXX).
  • STOXX Europe 50: 50 European blue chips (STOXX).
  • DAX: Major German blue-chip benchmark (STOXX/Deutsche Börse).
  • MDAX: German mid-cap benchmark (STOXX/Deutsche Börse).
  • SDAX: German small-cap benchmark (STOXX/Deutsche Börse).
  • TecDAX: German technology benchmark (STOXX/Deutsche Börse).
  • CAC 40: Major French blue-chip benchmark (Euronext).
  • SBF 120: Broader French equity benchmark (Euronext).
  • IBEX 35: Major Spanish equity benchmark (BME).
  • FTSE MIB: Major Italian equity benchmark (FTSE Russell/Borsa Italiana).
  • AEX: Major Dutch equity benchmark (Euronext).
  • BEL 20: Major Belgian equity benchmark (Euronext).
  • SMI: Swiss blue-chip benchmark (SIX).
  • SPI: Broad Swiss equity benchmark (SIX).
  • OMX Nordic 40: Large Nordic listed companies (Nasdaq).
  • OMX Stockholm 30: Swedish blue-chip benchmark (Nasdaq).
  • OMX Copenhagen 25: Danish blue-chip benchmark (Nasdaq).
  • OMX Helsinki 25: Finnish blue-chip benchmark (Nasdaq).
  • BGBX40: Bulgarian large-cap equity benchmark (Bulgarian Stock Exchange).
  • SOFIX: Bulgarian blue-chip equity benchmark (Bulgarian Stock Exchange).
  • CROBEX: Croatian equity benchmark (Zagreb Stock Exchange).
  • CROBEX10: Croatian blue-chip equity benchmark (Zagreb Stock Exchange).
  • PX Index: Major Czech equity benchmark (Prague Stock Exchange).
  • PX-TR: Czech equity total return benchmark (Prague Stock Exchange).
  • ATHEX Composite: Broad Greek equity benchmark (Athens Exchange).
  • FTSE/ATHEX Large Cap: Greek large-cap equity benchmark (FTSE Russell/Athens Exchange).
  • FTSE/ATHEX Mid Cap: Greek mid-cap equity benchmark (FTSE Russell/Athens Exchange).
  • BUMIX: Hungarian mid-cap equity benchmark (Budapest Stock Exchange).
  • BUX: Hungarian blue-chip equity benchmark (Budapest Stock Exchange).
  • MSE Equity Total Return Index: Maltese equity total return benchmark (Malta Stock Exchange).
  • WIG: Broad Polish equity benchmark (GPW Benchmark).
  • WIG20: Polish large-cap equity benchmark (GPW Benchmark).
  • WIG30: Polish blue-chip equity benchmark (GPW Benchmark).
  • mWIG40: Polish mid-cap equity benchmark (GPW Benchmark).
  • sWIG80: Polish small-cap equity benchmark (GPW Benchmark).
  • BET: Romanian blue-chip equity benchmark (Bucharest Stock Exchange).
  • BET-NG: Romanian energy and utilities equity benchmark (Bucharest Stock Exchange).
  • BET-TR: Romanian blue-chip total return benchmark (Bucharest Stock Exchange).
  • BET-XT: Romanian extended equity benchmark (Bucharest Stock Exchange).
  • BELEX15: Serbian large-cap equity benchmark (Belgrade Stock Exchange).
  • BELEXline: Broad Serbian equity benchmark (Belgrade Stock Exchange).
  • SAX: Slovak equity benchmark (Bratislava Stock Exchange).
  • SBI TOP: Slovenian blue-chip equity benchmark (Ljubljana Stock Exchange).

Frequently Asked Questions

How many european stock market indexes does Swoopr cover?

Swoopr covers 50 indexes in this group, each with its own page explaining what it measures and how it is built.

Are index constituent lists published here?

No. Index providers license constituent data and Swoopr holds no such licence, so each index page links to the provider for current membership.

Does a higher index level mean a better market?

No. Index levels are not comparable across indexes. A level is the output of one index's own formula and base value, so comparing two levels directly measures nothing.