GOS.SG - The Goldman Sachs Group Inc

Stuttgart - Stuttgart Delayed Price. Currency in EUR
301.60
+2.80 (+0.94%)
As of 05:33PM CEST. Market open.
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Previous Close298.80
Open301.20
Bid301.10 x 50000
Ask301.80 x 50000
Day's Range301.20 - 301.60
52 Week Range265.50 - 375.10
Volume20
Avg. Volume40
Market CapN/A
Beta (5Y Monthly)N/A
PE Ratio (TTM)N/A
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Earnings DateJul 18, 2023
Forward Dividend & YieldN/A (N/A)
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