London Edges Back Ahead of Amsterdam as Europe’s Trading Hub
- U.K. capital regains crown for first time this year, Cboe says
- Share trading in London still far below pre-Brexit levels
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London moved back ahead of Amsterdam as Europe’s largest share trading center in June, reclaiming the top spot for the first time this year after Brexit pushed much of the city’s volumes to the continent.
An average 8.92 billion euros ($10.6 billion) of shares a day were traded on various London venues in June, compared with 8.8 billion euros for various Dutch venues, according to data from Cboe Europe.