World stock
market capitalization closes year at $54.6 trillion--
The Paris-based World
Federation of Exchanges, an association of 52 regulated stock
marketexchanges around the world, recently released data on the
world stock market capitalization for December 2012. As of December, the
total value of world equities was $54.57 trillion, which was the
highest monthly value since July 2011. Some of the countries with the
greatest increase in stock market capitalization last year include Turkey
(60%), Thailand (45%), Philipines (39%), Colombia (30%), and Mexico
(28.5%).
The chart above shows the total world stock
market capitalization at the end of each year going back to 1980. The nearly
$55 trillion in world equity value in December was an increase
of 15.1%, and almost $2 trillion, above the $47.4 trillion in market
capitalization at end of 2011, and just slightly below
the $54.88 trillion figure at the end of 2010. Of the $28
trillion in world stock market that was lost in 2008, about $22 trillion has
since been regained as of last month, leaving stock global equity values a
little more than $6 trillion short of the $60.8 trillion peak in 2007. But
the general upward trend over the last four years in world stock market values,
and the year-end value of almost $55 trillion in December would suggest that
the global economy and global stock markets have largely recovered from
the devastating effects of the 2008 financial crisis, and the subsequent 47%
drop in world stock market value.
Largest
stock exchanges by trade value and market capitalization
Rank
|
Stock Exchange
|
Location
|
Trade value (US$b)
|
Market cap (US$b)
|
1
|
NYSE Euronext (US &
Europe)
|
New York
|
20,161
|
14,242
|
2
|
NYSE Euronext
(US)
|
New York
|
18,027
|
11,796
|
3
|
NASDAQ OMX (US & North
Europe)
|
New York
|
13,552
|
4,687
|
4
|
NASDAQ OMX (US)
|
New York
|
12,724
|
3,845
|
5
|
Tokyo Stock Exchange
|
Tokyo
|
3,972
|
3,325
|
6
|
Shanghai Stock Exchange
|
Shanghai
|
3,658
|
2,357
|
7
|
Shenzhen Stock Exchange
|
Shenzen
|
2,838
|
1,055
|
8
|
London Stock Exchange
|
London
|
2,837
|
3,266
|
9
|
NYSE Euronext (Europe)
|
New York
|
2,134
|
2,447
|
10
|
Korea Exchange
|
Seoul
|
2,029
|
996
|
11
|
Deutsche Borse
|
Frankfurt
|
1,758
|
1,185
|
12
|
Toronto Stock Exchange
|
Toronto
|
1,542
|
1,912
|
13
|
Hong Kong Stock
Exchange
|
Hong Kong
|
1,447
|
2,258
|
14
|
BME Spanish Exchanges
|
Madrid
|
1,226
|
1,031
|
15
|
Australian Securities
Exchange
|
Sydney
|
1,197
|
1,198
|
16
|
BM&FBOVESPA
|
Sao Paulo
|
931
|
1,229
|
17
|
SIX Swiss Exchange
|
Zurich
|
887
|
1,090
|
18
|
NASDAQ OMX (North
Europe)
|
New York
|
828
|
842
|
19
|
National Stock Exchange
of India
|
Mumbai
|
589
|
985
|
20
|
MICEX
|
Moscow
|
514
|
771
|
21
|
JSE Limited
|
Johannesburg
|
372
|
789
|
22
|
Bombay Stock Exchange
|
Mumbai
|
148
|
1,007
|
10
largest stock exchanges by total value of bonds traded in USD terms
Rank
|
Stock Exchange
|
2011 (US$bn)
|
2010 (US$bn)
|
1
|
BME Spanish Exchanges
|
17,412
|
11,041
|
2
|
London Stock Exchange
Group
|
5,394
|
4,029
|
3
|
Johannesburg Stock
Exchange
|
2,898
|
2,321
|
4
|
NASDAQ OMX Nordic
Exchange
|
2,674
|
2,626
|
5
|
Colombia Stock Exchange
|
915
|
1,138
|
6
|
Korea Exchange
|
747
|
506
|
7
|
Oslo Bors
|
590
|
554
|
8
|
Istanbul Stock Exchange
|
518
|
446
|
9
|
MICEX
|
301
|
233
|
10
|
Tel Aviv Stock Exchange
|
246
|
203
|
Top 5 stock exchanges by value of ETFs traded in USD terms
Rank
|
Stock Exchange
|
2011 (US$bn)
|
2010 (US$bn)
|
1
|
NYSE Euronext US
|
4,496
|
4,164
|
2
|
NASDAQ OMX US
|
4,309
|
4,246
|
3
|
London Stock Exchange
Group
|
314
|
243
|
4
|
Deutsche Börse
|
307
|
225
|
5
|
NYSE Euronext (Europe)
|
198
|
155
|
Source-World Exchange
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