| Bid97.57% Jul 16, 2026 12:24:57.020 UTC Universal Time Coordinated (UTC)
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Ask100.57% Jul 16, 2026 12:24:57.020 UTC Universal Time Coordinated (UTC)
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chg. 1D+0.120 (+0.12%) Jul 16, 2026 12:24:57.020 UTC Universal Time Coordinated (UTC)
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Underlying price (delayed)- -- |
| Starting value100.00 | Next redemption level100.00 | Max. yield p.a. until next observation date6.74% |
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Barrier: If the price of the underlying never touches or falls below the barrier during the observation period, the protective mechanism remains intact.
About the term
Indicates which performance the investor expects from the underlying.
The difference between the bid and ask price (spread) is converted to a full unit of the underlying
The percentage difference between the buying and selling price (bid/ask spread) of a security.
Indicates the number of units of the underlying to which a certificate refers. In case of a multiplier of 0.01, 100 units of a certificate refer to one unit of the underlying.
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