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The European closing auction went from 3% of blue chip volume to over half in twenty years
| Mesure | Figure | Base, and this is where the confusion starts |
|---|---|---|
| MIB30, 2003 | 3.96% | Share of daily volume. Up from 2.80% the year before, significant at 1%. |
| CAC 40, June 2019 | About 41% | Share of CAC 40 volumes on Euronext Paris, one venue |
| FTSE 100, 2019 | Nearing 30% | Share of trading volume, almost doubled since 2014 |
| CAC 40, 2025 | 53% | Share of turnover on the regulated market, up from 36% in 2018 |
| CAC 40, 2025, all venues | About one third | Share of total CAC 40 turnover across all execution venues |
| EU-wide, 2025 | 19.3% | Closing auctions and trade-at-close as a share of all EEA turnover, up from 18% in 2022 |
| STOXX 600, 2021 to 2022 | About 84% | Share of closing-mechanism volume, not of the trading day. A different quantity entirely. |
Published closing auction shares for European equities. Every figure is correct and almost none is comparable to any other, because the denominators differ. The 84% figure in particular is a share of volume traded at the close by any mechanism, not a share of the day.
The closing auction was about 3% of daily volume on European blue chips in 2002. By 2025 it was 53% of CAC 40 turnover on the regulated market. No European price impact or reversal estimate with a published significance test was located.
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