Nov 12, 2023
The World's Top 25 Stock Exchanges
Today, there are roughly 80 major stock exchanges worth a combined $110.2 trillion in value.
The world’s top two exchanges, the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) and the Nasdaq, command 42.4% of global market capitalization. Despite the rapid growth of emerging economies, the U.S. continues to lead capital markets by a wide margin—even as countries such as India see considerable growth, surpassing the UK in 2023.
This visualization shows the largest stock exchanges in the world, with data from the World Federation of Exchanges (WFE).
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Dataset
1 | NYSE | U.S. | $25.0T |
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2 | Nasdaq | U.S. | $21.7T |
3 | Euronext | Netherlands | $7.2T |
4 | Shanghai Stock Exchange | China | $6.7T |
5 | Japan Exchange Group | Japan | $5.9T |
6 | Shenzhen Stock Exchange | China | $4.5T |
7 | Hong Kong Exchanges | Hong Kong | $4.2T |
8 | National Stock Exchange of India | India | $3.5T |
9 | LSE Group | UK | $3.4T |
10 | Saudi Exchange | Saudi Arabia | $3.1T |
11 | TMX Group | Canada | $2.9T |
12 | Deutsche Boerse AG | Germany | $2.1T |
13 | SIX Swiss Exchange | Switzerland | $2.1T |
14 | Nasdaq Nordic and Baltics | Sweden, Denmark, Finland, and Iceland | $2.0T |
15 | Korea Exchange | South Korea | $1.9T |
16 | Tehran Stock Exchange | Iran | $1.7T |
17 | ASX Australian Securities Exchange | Australia | $1.7T |
18 | Taiwan Stock Exchange | Taiwan | $1.6T |
19 | Johannesburg Stock Exchange | South Africa | $1.2T |
20 | B3 - Brazil Stock Exchange and OTC Market | Brazil | $0.9T |
21 | Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange | Abu Dhabi | $0.8T |
22 | BME Spanish Exchanges | Spain | $0.8T |
23 | Singapore Exchange | Singapore | $0.6T |
24 | The Stock Exchange of Thailand | Thailand | $0.6T |
25 | Bolsa Mexicana de Valores | Mexico | $0.5T |
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