ATX closes 1.34% higher at 6,650.55 points
Published on 11/10/2026 at 18:53 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSATX ends Tuesday higher
- The ATX closed the Vienna session on November 10, 2026, at 6,650.55 points, up 1.34 percent.
- Mayr-Melnhof Karton led the reported gainers, while Lenzing and OMV were among the weakest constituents.
- The index had closed the previous Vienna session on November 9 at 6,562.46 points.
The ATX finished Tuesday's session on the Vienna Stock Exchange at 6,650.55 points, gaining 88.09 points or 1.34 percent from the previous close. The closing level was reported at 17:40:14, with the market report published at 17:58 Berlin time, after Vienna trading had ended. The move qualifies as a closing report for the November 10 session rather than an intraday snapshot.
Index recovers after strong Monday
The benchmark opened at 6,562.75 points, only marginally above Monday's close. According to the Vienna Stock Exchange's historical data, the ATX had closed November 9 at 6,562.46 points, up 1.98 percent on that session. Tuesday's advance therefore extended the recovery from the prior week's weakness.
The day's trading range was relatively wide. The index fell to 6,562.75 points during the session before reaching a high of 6,695.93 points. The closing level was below the day's peak but remained clearly above the previous session's close.
Mayr-Melnhof leads reported gainers
Constituent performance was mixed despite the index gain. Mayr-Melnhof Karton was the strongest reported ATX stock, rising 9.25 percent to 73.20 euros. STRABAG advanced 3.25 percent, Erste Group Bank gained 2.71 percent, BAWAG rose 2.09 percent and Raiffeisen added 1.96 percent.
The weaker side included Lenzing, down 3.76 percent to 11.26 euros, and OMV, which fell 1.47 percent. EVN declined 1.46 percent, while Österreichische Post and CA Immobilien also finished lower. These individual moves indicate that the index's positive close was supported by selected large constituents rather than a uniform rise across all reported components.
Investor view after the close
The finanzen.ch closing report identified the session as a friendly trading day and listed the strongest and weakest ATX constituents. For investors, the key takeaway is the second consecutive higher close, although the index did not hold its intraday high into the finish. The report does not establish a single news catalyst for the move, so the gain should not be attributed to one specific event.
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