Vienna Stock Exchange – ATX Index Performance (Monday, 13 April 2026)
The Austrian capital market experienced a modest decline throughout the trading day on Monday, 13 April 2026. The ATX, Austria’s principal blue‑chip index, opened at 5 774,86 points, fell to 5 755,19 points in the afternoon, and closed at 5 797,75 points, representing a net loss of approximately 0.27 % over the session.
Session‑by‑Session Breakdown
| Time (UTC) | Event | ATX Value (points) | % Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09:09 | Market opening | 5 774,86 | –0.67 % |
| 12:07 | Mid‑day snapshot | 5 753,65 | –1.03 % |
| 15:41 | Afternoon close | 5 755,19 | –1.01 % |
| 15:57 | Session close | 5 797,75 | –0.27 % |
The ATX Prime, a sub‑index comprising a selection of the largest constituents, mirrored the broader index’s downward trend. It opened at 2 857,14 points, declined to 2 849,21 points, and finished the day at 2 869,37 points, registering a 0.29 % decrease.
Market Context
- Market Capitalisation: The ATX’s constituents collectively represented a market capitalisation of approximately €168.6 billion during the day.
- Historical Range: The index remains within its 52‑week range, with the most recent high at 5 856,94 points (22 February 2026) and the low at 3 842,29 points (14 April 2025). The close on 9 April 2026 was 5 813,68 points.
- External Influences: European equity markets opened the week with modest declines amid unresolved US‑Iran negotiations. The lack of progress in these talks contributed to a cautious stance among investors, though no panic was observed.
Summary of Key Points
- The ATX closed the session 0.27 % lower at 5 797,75 points.
- The ATX Prime finished 0.29 % lower at 2 869,37 points.
- The index’s market capitalisation stood at €168.6 billion.
- The 52‑week high of 5 856,94 points remains above the current close, while the 52‑week low of 3 842,29 points lies well below the current level.
These figures illustrate a continued period of modest selling pressure in the Vienna market, with the ATX remaining within its recent historical range.
