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AEX Index rises 0.7% to 1,137.09 points, ASML's strong earnings boost investor confidence
The AEX Index closed higher on October 14, 2026, driven by ASML's robust quarterly results, which highlighted increased demand from AI investments. ASML's positive outlook and capacity expansion plans further bolstered market sentiment.
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AEX Index closes at 1,134.73, down 0.1% amid semiconductor sector concerns
The AEX Index closed at 1,134.73 on October 13, 2026, a slight decline of 0.1%. The semiconductor sector faced pressure due to worries over Chinese competition and AI investment funding, leading to declines in major chip stocks. However, DSM-Firmenich's strong performance helped offset some of the losses.
AEX Index rises 0.4% to 1,135.49 points; Adyen leads gains with 3.9% increase
The AEX Index closed higher on October 12, 2026, driven by a 3.9% surge in Adyen's stock. Despite declines in Ahold and ASML, the index gained 0.4%, closing at 1,135.49 points. Energy sector concerns persist as Brent crude rises to $107.15 amid supply risks.
AEX Index reaches new record high of 1,130.95 points on October 10, 2026.
The AEX Index closed at a record high of 1,130.95 points on October 10, 2026, marking a 0.87% increase from the previous close. This surge was primarily driven by strong performances in the steel and information services sectors, notably ArcelorMittal, Wolters Kluwer, and RELX. However, chip stocks faced downward pressure due to concerns over artificial intelligence investments.
AEX Index reaches new record high of 1,130.95 points on October 9, 2026.
The AEX Index achieved a new record high of 1,130.95 points on October 9, 2026, marking a 0.9% increase over the week. This milestone was driven by strong performances in the steel and publishing sectors, notably ArcelorMittal and Wolters Kluwer. However, semiconductor equipment manufacturers like ASML, ASMI, and Besi experienced declines of up to 1.8%, influenced by concerns over AI sector valuations following OpenAI's lower-than-expected revenue.
AEX Index declines 0.13% to 1,116.29 amid pressure on chip stocks following Samsung's results.
The AEX Index closed lower at 1,116.29 points, down 0.13%, as semiconductor companies like ASML, ASMI, and Besi faced declines following Samsung's earnings report. Additionally, rising oil prices due to Middle East tensions contributed to market caution.
AEX Index declines 0.94% to 1,117.75 amid pressure on semiconductor stocks.
The AEX Index closed lower on October 7, 2026, down 0.94% to 1,117.75, primarily due to declines in semiconductor stocks following Samsung's earnings report. This downturn overshadowed gains in other sectors, leading to a net decrease in the index.
AEX Index rises 0.64% to 1,123.88, reaching a new record high.
The AEX Index closed at a record high of 1,123.88 on October 5, 2026, marking a 0.64% increase. This surge was driven by gains in the Oil & Gas, Telecommunications, and Basic Materials sectors. Notably, AkzoNobel's announcement of selling its decorative paints division in Southeast Asia and Australia for €1.2 billion contributed to the positive momentum.
AEX Index Climbs 1.28% to 1,116.71, Led by Semiconductor Stocks
The AEX Index rose 1.28% to 1,116.71 on October 2, 2026, driven by strong performances in the technology sector, particularly semiconductor companies. BE Semiconductor Industries NV (BESI) surged 7.00%, ASM International NV (ASMI) gained 5.45%, and ASML Holding NV (ASML) increased by 3.51%. These gains offset declines in other sectors, including a 1.19% drop in Wolters Kluwer (WLSNc).
AEX Index declines 1.10% to 1,102.63 points amid financial and materials sector losses.
On October 1, 2026, the AEX Index closed lower, down 1.10% to 1,102.63 points, primarily due to significant declines in the financial and basic materials sectors. Despite gains in technology and energy stocks, the overall market sentiment was negative.
AEX Index closes at 1,114.90, down 0.47%, amid pressure on chip stocks
The AEX Index declined by 0.47% to close at 1,114.90, primarily due to significant losses in the semiconductor sector following Samsung's earnings report. This downturn overshadowed gains in other sectors, leading to a net decrease in the index.
AEX Index rises 0.36% to record high on tech and consumer goods gains
The AEX Index closed at a record high on September 29, 2026, rising 0.36% to 1,102.35 points. This uptick was driven by strong performances in the technology and consumer goods sectors, with BE Semiconductor Industries NV leading the gains.
AEX Index rises 0.36% to 1,112.52, driven by energy sector gains
The AEX Index closed higher on September 28, 2026, reaching a one-month high of 1,112.52 points, up 0.36%. This uptick was primarily fueled by strong performances in the energy sector, notably Shell and SBM Offshore, amid rising oil prices. Crude oil for November delivery increased by 2.36% to $94.59 a barrel, while the December Brent oil contract rose 2.09% to $99.48 a barrel.
AEX index rises 0.5% to 1,112.09 points amid declining oil prices.
In the past 24 hours, the AEX index closed higher, gaining 0.5% to reach 1,112.09 points. This uptick was influenced by a decrease in oil prices, following a proposal from Iran to reopen the Strait of Hormuz under certain conditions. Notably, oil and gas company Shell and oil services firm SBM Offshore were among the index's decliners, reflecting the inverse relationship between oil prices and energy sector stocks.
AEX Index rises 0.5% to 1,112.09 points as oil prices decline after Iran's proposal.
The AEX Index closed 0.5% higher at 1,112.09 points on September 25, 2026, influenced by a decline in oil prices following Iran's proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. This development eased market concerns, contributing to the index's positive performance.
AEX closes 0.3% lower at 1,107.93 points amid rising oil prices and Adyen's drop
The AEX index declined by 0.3% to 1,107.93 points, influenced by increasing oil prices and a significant 4.7% drop in Adyen's stock. The rise in oil prices contributed to market concerns, while Adyen's decline was notable among the day's losers.
AEX index rises 0.4% to 1,106.52 points, bolstered by AI sector rally.
The AEX index opened higher, gaining 0.4% to 1,106.52 points, following a strong performance in the AI sector on Wall Street. Notably, U.S. chipmakers Intel and AMD saw significant gains, with Intel rising over 12% and AMD increasing by 10%. This optimism extended to the Amsterdam market, where chip companies like ASML, ASMI, and Besi experienced notable gains.
AEX Index Closes 0.52% Lower Amid Tech Sector Volatility
The AEX Index declined by 0.52% to close at 1,095.09 points, primarily due to significant losses in technology stocks. KPN and Adyen were among the hardest hit, following critical analyst reports. Despite these declines, chipmakers ASML and ASMI provided some support to the index.
AEX Index opens slightly lower; chip sector remains in focus
The AEX Index began the day with a modest decline, influenced by ongoing developments in the semiconductor sector. Investors are particularly attentive to the performance of chip companies, which have seen significant growth this year due to the rising demand for artificial intelligence (AI) chips. Market participants are also anticipating the upcoming U.S. IPO of a South Korean chip company, which could impact the sector's dynamics.
AEX Index opens lower amid AI concerns and rising oil prices
On September 16, 2026, the AEX Index began the trading session with a slight decline, influenced by investor apprehension over the rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) and escalating oil prices. Chip manufacturers, including ASML, ASMI, and BE Semiconductor Industries, experienced downward pressure following significant losses in the Asian chip sector, attributed to recent results from Samsung.
AEX closes 0.23% lower at 1,095.87 amid AI and oil price concerns
The AEX index declined by 0.23% to 1,095.87 points, influenced by investor caution over rapid AI advancements and rising oil prices. Chip companies, notably ASML and ASMI, experienced significant losses due to AI-related safety concerns. Conversely, oil companies like Shell and SBM Offshore benefited from higher oil prices, leading to gains in their stock prices.
AEX index opens slightly lower at 1,098.35, with focus on chip sector.
The AEX index opened marginally lower at 1,098.35, with investors focusing on the chip sector. The market is awaiting Nvidia's upcoming quarterly results, which are expected to influence the entire AI sector. Additionally, the market is digesting recent developments in the steel industry, with Deutsche Bank analysts issuing a positive report on the European steel sector.
AEX index closes at 1,099 points, up 0.5% amid rising oil prices and ECB rate hike
Over the past 24 hours, the AEX index experienced a modest increase, closing at approximately 1,099 points, up 0.5% from the previous day. This movement was influenced by rising oil prices and the European Central Bank's recent interest rate hike. Investors are closely monitoring these developments to assess their impact on the Dutch stock market.
AEX index opens cautiously after three consecutive days of losses
The AEX index began the day nearly flat, reflecting investor caution following three consecutive days of losses. This sentiment is influenced by rising inflation concerns due to escalating oil prices amid increased Middle East tensions. Additionally, the European Central Bank's recent interest rate hike to combat high inflation has added to market apprehension.
AEX closes lower at 1,093.27 points amid ECB rate hike and rising oil prices.
The AEX index declined by 0.8% to 1,093.27 points, influenced by the European Central Bank's recent interest rate hike and escalating oil prices. These factors intensified inflation concerns among investors.
AEX Index closes at 1,103.05, down 1.16% amid global market fluctuations.
In the past 24 hours, the AEX Index experienced a decline of 1.16%, closing at 1,103.05. This downturn aligns with global market trends, where major indices have also faced challenges due to various economic factors.
AEX index opens cautiously amid chip sector losses and rising oil prices
The AEX index began the trading day with a slight increase of 0.1% to 1,116.32 points, following a 0.2% gain on Monday. This modest rise was tempered by declines in chip companies ASMI, Besi, and ASML, which experienced losses after significant gains the previous day. Additionally, oil prices continued to climb due to escalating tensions in the Middle East, contributing to market caution. Investors are also awaiting the reopening of Wall Street after the U.S. holiday and the European Central Bank's interest rate decision later this week.
AEX Index closes 0.8% higher at 1,113.50 points, led by chipmakers.
The AEX Index rose by 0.8% to close at 1,113.50 points, driven by gains in semiconductor companies. Besi, ASML, and ASMI saw increases up to 6.2%, recovering from previous losses. Additionally, steel producer ArcelorMittal advanced by 2.4%, following a positive report from Deutsche Bank on the European steel sector.
AEX closes higher at 1,113.50 points, led by ASML's 3.09% gain.
The AEX index rose by 0.80% to 1,113.50 points, driven primarily by ASML's 3.09% increase. The technology sector's positive performance outweighed declines in other sectors, contributing to the overall market gain.
AEX Index closes higher, up 0.16% at 1,101.92 points.
The AEX Index experienced a modest increase of 0.16% on September 2, 2026, closing at 1,101.92 points. This uptick was driven by gains in the Financials, Basic Materials, and Technology sectors. Notably, Adyen NV led the gains with a 3.16% rise, while Wolters Kluwer saw a decline of 2.55%.
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