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Stock markets compared by market capitalisation

Data as of .

Market cap ($) by market and sector

Cap-weighted across companies, at the cockpit's default liquidity gate ($50M a day); local currency. Ranked by the All-sectors column. Data as of 6 Nov 2026.
MarketAll sectorsCommunication ServicesConsumer DiscretionaryConsumer StaplesEnergyFinancialsHealth CareIndustrialsInformation TechnologyMaterialsReal EstateUtilities
United States$82.1T$8.62T$7.92T$4.29T$3.04T$10.0T$8.15T$6.45T$28.7T$1.83T$1.59T$1.49T
China$10.4T$195B$499B$593B$648B$2.14T$466B$1.94T$2.68T$864B$39.9B$335B
Japan$5.58T$595B$814B$206B$45.7B$993B$347B$1.24T$1.03T$168B$94.7B$45.8B
Taiwan$3.32T$38.4B$21.8B—$24.7B$228B$15.8B$70.9B$2.83T$87.9B——
Hong Kong$3.21T$821B$551B$10.5B$202B$903B$161B$63.8B$297B$106B$94.0B—
Canada$3.07T$53.1B$124B$57.0B$559B$1.22T—$292B$273B$415B—$71.3B
United Kingdom$2.88T$65.1B$23.8B$475B$400B$685B$446B$431B$29.4B$197B—$128B
France$2.61T$74.0B$422B$363B$200B$342B$213B$625B$139B$134B—$96.7B
South Korea$2.34T$20.3B$98.1B$7.04B$13.4B$120B$98.3B$305B$1.66T$14.4B——
Germany$1.86T$139B$153B——$447B$94.1B$473B$343B$86.9B$16.1B$106B
Switzerland$1.64T$45.7B$122B$312B—$367B$511B$189B$13.2B$84.8B——
India$1.64T$276B$145B$42.3B$189B$575B$55.1B$124B$232B———
Australia$1.24T$39.0B$90.9B$56.8B$59.7B$543B$67.2B$25.1B$15.8B$308B$39.6B—
Netherlands$1.06T$18.6B—$115B—$89.8B$29.8B$103B$656B$45.7B——
Spain$948B—$206B—$36.2B$426B—$42.3B$38.6B——$199B
Italy$868B—$106B—$82.2B$439B—$118B$14.9B——$108B
Singapore$389B$52.2B———$300B—$13.5B——$23.4B—
Sweden$387B————$161B—$211B—$14.6B——
Denmark$304B—————$222B$82.6B————
Norway$205B———$123B$50.0B—$31.8B————
Finland$107B————$62.3B——$44.3B———
Poland$66.2B—$15.5B——$36.5B———$14.1B——
All markets$126T$11.1T$11.3T$6.53T$5.62T$20.2T$10.9T$12.8T$39.0T$4.37T$1.90T$2.58T

Other measures: market cap to GDP · number of listed companies · forward P/E · P/E ratio · price-to-book · EV/sales · free cash flow yield · revenue growth · EPS growth · operating margin · return on capital · net debt to EBITDA · share of profitable companies · share of companies expanding margins · share of companies with accelerating revenue · ROIC minus WACC · ROIC · growth the price implies (Req g) · growth hurdle · cost of capital (WACC) · EV/EBITDA · share of companies burning cash · capex intensity · 1-week return · 1-month return · 3-month return · 6-month return · year-to-date return · 1-year return · breadth (share above the 50-day average).

Questions

Which stock market has the highest market capitalisation?
United States, at $82.1T (cap-weighted, as of 6 Nov 2026), followed by China ($10.4T) and Japan ($5.58T).