Amundi German Bund Daily (-2x) Inverse UCITS ETF - Acc - EUR Stock

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LYQK

FR0010869578

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Real-time Boerse Muenchen 01:47:43 04/11/2026 +04			5-day change	1st Jan Change
46.84 ^EUR	+0.25%		-0.56%	+6.31%

Current month	-0.42%
1 month	-2.33%

Main features

	FR0010869578	Fees	0.2%	Dividend Policy	Market Cap
Currency	EUR	AuM (AED)	87.11M	Replication Method	Indirect (Synthetic)
Number of securities	-	AuM evolution	-	Date of creation	09/04/2010

Chart: Amundi German Bund Daily (-2x) Inverse UCITS ETF - Acc - EUR

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Markets		Quality
Euronext Paris	DSB	Real-time
Xetra	LYQK	Delayed
Tradegate	LYQK	Real-time
Borsa Italiana	BUND2S	Real-time
London S.E.	0MS7	Delayed
Boerse Muenchen	LYQK	Real-time
Deutsche Boerse AG	LYQK	Delayed
CBOE	0MS7	Real-time
Börse Stuttgart	LYQK	Delayed
CBOE	DSBp	Real-time
Fonds		Real-time

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Investment objective

Asset Classes	Fixed Income
Geographical Focus	Germany
Theme and Sector	-

The Amundi German Bund Daily (-2x) Inverse UCITS ETF is a UCITS compliant exchange traded fund that aims to track the benchmark index Solactive Bund Daily (-2x) Inverse Index. The main objective of the strategy implemented by the Solactive Bund Daily (-2x) Inverse Index is to provide the same financial outcome than a daily short strategy with a leverage of 2, based on a portfolio of 10-Year German Government bonds while avoiding the costs linked to the use of cash instruments, namely the borrowing cost and twice the daily bid-ask spreads.