Vienna Insurance Group Stock
Price
Target price
€59.90
€59.90
4.010%
2.3
4.010%
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Vienna Insurance Group Stock
A very strong showing by Vienna Insurance Group today, with an increase of €2.30 (4.010%) compared to yesterday's price.
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Performance of Vienna Insurance Group vs. its peers
| Security | Change(%) | 1w | 1m | 1y | YTD | 3y | 5y |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vienna Insurance Group | 4.010% | 16.085% | 32.669% | 105.489% | 98.017% | 176.674% | 201.611% |
| Uniqa Versicherungen | -0.400% | 1.220% | 14.923% | 100.268% | 93.023% | 111.315% | 135.647% |
| Powszechny Zaklad Ubezpieczen | 2.820% | 2.957% | 6.862% | 45.425% | 47.783% | 127.066% | 144.942% |
| ASR Nederland NV | -0.480% | 0.721% | -0.238% | 29.996% | 29.622% | 36.560% | 93.090% |
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