VW Share Affects German DAX Index

An Asian visitor takes a picture during a trading session on the floor of Frankfurt stock exchange on October 29, 2008 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The DAX Index was affected due to heavy price fluctuations of the shares of German car maker Volkswagen AG. German Boerse AG announced to reduce the weighting of Volkswagen stocks to 10 percent to adjust the benchmark of the DAX Index.
An Asian visitor takes a picture during a trading session on the floor of Frankfurt stock exchange on October 29, 2008 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The DAX Index was affected due to heavy price fluctuations of the shares of German car maker Volkswagen AG. German Boerse AG announced to reduce the weighting of Volkswagen stocks to 10 percent to adjust the benchmark of the DAX Index.
( - Photo by Ralph Orlowski/Getty Images Europe)
Traders use their cell phones during a trading session on the floor of Frankfurt stock exchange on October 29, 2008 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The DAX Index was affected due to heavy price fluctuations of the shares of German car maker Volkswagen AG. German Boerse AG announced to reduce the weighting of Volkswagen stocks to 10 percent to adjust the benchmark of the DAX Index. A pedestrian walks past a parked Volkwagen car in front of the Frankfurt stock exchange on October 29, 2008 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The DAX Index was affected due to heavy price fluctuations of the shares of German car maker Volkswagen AG. German Boerse AG announced to reduce the weighting of Volkswagen stocks to 10 percent to adjust the benchmark of the DAX Index. (Photo by Ralph Orlowski/Getty Images)... An index board, showing the exchange rate of Volkswagen AG shares is mirrored in a glass wall during a trading session on the floor of Frankfurt stock exchange on October 29, 2008 in Frankfurt am Main, Germany. The DAX Index was affected due to heavy price fluctuations of the shares of German car maker Volkswagen AG. German Boerse AG announced to reduce the weighting of Volkswagen stocks to 10 percent to adjust the benchmark of the DAX Index. View Next Album
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