A ranking of the world's largest stock markets shows the United States far ahead at $69.8 trillion, followed by China at $11.0 trillion. Japan comes third with $6.7 trillion, while the United Kingdom and India are tied at $4.4 trillion each. Canada ($3.9 trillion), France ($3.3 trillion), Germany ($3.0 trillion), South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, and Australia round out the list. Data sourced from the World Federation of Exchanges as of early 2026.
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A ranking of the world's largest stock markets shows the United States far ahead at $69.8 trillion, followed by China at $11.0 trillion. Japan comes third with $6.7 trillion, while the United Kingdom and India are tied at $4.4 trillion each. Canada ($3.9 trillion), France ($3.3 trillion), Germany ($3.0 trillion), South Korea, Saudi Arabia, Taiwan, and Australia round out the list. Data sourced from the World Federation of Exchanges as of early 2026.
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