Which Germany stocks moved this week? (Aug 24, 2026)

Taking the Germany holdings inside the ETFs we track, here is where the movement was in the latest data.

Biggest gains:

• EVD (CTS Eventim) €59.65, 2.58% — held by 1 ETF
• ADDYY (adidas AG) $90.16, 2.21% — held by 1 ETF
• BOSS (Hugo Boss) €38.19, 1.60% — held by 1 ETF
• SIE (Siemens) €280.35, 1.58% — held by 5 ETFS
• BNP (BNP Paribas) €107.58, 1.47% — held by 1 ETF

Biggest falls:

• BAYN (Bayer) €48.04, -1.17% — held by 1 ETF
• AIR (Airbus) €203.65, -0.61% — held by 3 ETFS
• TEG (TAG Immobilien) €12.90, -0.23% — held by 1 ETF
• WCH (Wacker Chemie) €89.40, -0.17% — held by 1 ETF
• PUM (Puma) €25.02, -0.16% — held by 1 ETF

Two cautions on reading a list like this. A single day's move tells you very little about a business, and small companies move further on less volume — so the top of a gainers list is often the least liquid name rather than the most improved one.

Companies trading within 5% of their 52-week high this week: SIE, ALV, ALIZY, DHL.

Where a stock sits in its 52-week range is a momentum observation, not a valuation one — a company can sit at a high and still be cheap, or at a low and still be expensive.

The more useful follow-up for a fund investor is which ETFs hold these companies and at what weight, because that is what actually moves your portfolio. Each name above links to that breakdown.