Dow Jones EURO STOXX 50 is a stock index of Eurozone stocks designed by STOXX Ltd, a joint venture of Deutsche Boerse AG, Dow Jones & Company and SIX Swiss Exchange. According to STOXX, its goal is "to provide a blue-chip representation of Supersector leaders in the Eurozone."

[edit] Investing

SPDR's Dow Jones Euro Stoxx 50 (Template:Nysearca) implements this.

[edit] Components

country	company	weight
	Aegon	0.8569 %
	Air Liquide	0.9728 %
	Alcatel-Lucent	0.6393 %
	Allianz	2.8864 %
	ArcelorMittal	1.8906 %
	Assicurazioni Generali	1.6821 %
	AXA	2.2919 %
	Banco Santander	3.8237 %
	BASF	2.0405 %
	Bayer	1.8939 %
	BBVA	2.6643 %
	BNP Paribas	2.7738 %
	Carrefour	1.1118 %
	Crédit Agricole	0.8480 %
	Daimler AG	3.2084 %
	Deutsche Bank	1.8585 %
	Deutsche Börse	0.9305 %
	Deutsche Telekom	1.8084 %
	E.ON	3.7418 %
	ENEL	1.4645 %
	Eni	2.6204 %
	Fortis	2.1084 %
	France Télécom	2.0646 %
	Groupe Danone	1.2043 %
	Société Générale	2.2123 %
	Iberdrola	1.8598 %
	ING Groep	2.8442 %
	Intesa Sanpaolo	2.0427 %
	L'Oréal	0.9810 %
	LVMH	0.9663 %
	Munich Re	1.2433 %
	Nokia	4.6212 %
	Philips	1.3128 %
	Renault	0.9404 %
	Repsol YPF	0.9028 %
	RWE	1.8997 %
	Saint-Gobain	1.1788 %
	Sanofi-Aventis	2.6475 %
	SAP AG	1.4368 %
	Schneider Electric	1.0006 %
	Siemens AG	3.3314 %
	Suez	2.2420 %
	Telecom Italia	1.0206 %
	Telefonica	4.0605 %
	Total S.A.	5.3141 %
	UniCredit	3.1820 %
	Unilever	1.6476 %
	Vinci	1.0935 %
	Vivendi	1.5406 %
	Volkswagen	1.0920 %

[edit] External links

• STOXX page
• Bloomberg page for SX5E:IND
• September 2008 DJ EURO STOXX 50 Future Contract (Summary Figures for previous trading day)

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