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eToro partners with Deutsche Börse to add 290 German stocks
eToro expands its stock offerings by adding 290 German-listed stocks through a new partnership with Deutsche Börse, enhancing investment options for its global users.

eToro has teamed up with Deutsche Börse to expand its platform by adding over 290 German-listed stocks. This move aims to provide users with more investment options and improved data for better decision-making.
Previously, eToro offered access to 120 stocks, including the DAX40. The new addition includes smaller companies, broadening the range of tradable stocks. eToro will also enhance pricing data quality for its German users as part of its strategy to localize and expand services in Germany.
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Alireza Dorfard of Deutsche Börse stated that the partnership offers retail investors high-quality data to support their decisions. Yossi Brandes of eToro emphasized the collaboration as a step toward enriching the equity investing experience and enhancing retail investing options globally.
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