OMX Copenhagen 25 Index — Level, Chart & Constituents

What the OMX Copenhagen 25 measures

The OMX Copenhagen 25 (OMXC25) is a stock market index that tracks the performance of the 25 most actively traded shares on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange. As a European equity benchmark, it reflects the overall direction of the Danish equity market and is part of the broader Indices directory of European indexes.

Key numbers explained

• The current index level is 1,836.48 points. This number is a weighted snapshot of the basket of stocks, not a price you can buy directly.
• Today's trading range was 1,835.54 – 1,853.68, with a price change of -0.11%, showing a modest intraday move.
• Over the last 52 weeks, the index has ranged from a low of 1,583.16 to a high of 1,945.2, illustrating the full cycle of price movement.
• The index is denominated in DKK, the Danish krone, so currency fluctuations can affect returns for international investors.
• The OMX Copenhagen 25 is a market-cap weighted index, meaning larger companies have a greater influence on the level than smaller ones.
• For comparison, other European indexes such as the OMX Stockholm 30, FTSE MIB, BIST 100, IBEX 35, PSI (PSI 20), FTSE/ATHEX Large Cap, and BEL 20 use similar construction principles but cover different national markets.

What to watch

• Macroeconomic data from Denmark and the Eurozone, such as GDP growth and inflation reports.
• Monetary policy decisions by the European Central Bank and the Danish central bank, which influence interest rates and equity valuations.
• Sector rotation within the index, as shifts in industry leadership can change the composition and weighting of the OMX Copenhagen 25.
• Global risk sentiment, since European equities often react to developments in major markets like the United States and Asia.