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Major Stock Exchanges

Major Stock Exchanges : as at 31 December 2011

Rank Stock Exchange Economy Headquarters Market Capitalization
(USD Billions)		 Trade Value
(USD Billions)
1 NYSE Euronext United States/
Europe		 New York City 14,242 20,161
2 NASDAQ OMX United States/
Europe		 New York City 4,687 13,552
3 Tokyo Stock Exchange Japan Tokyo 3,325 3,972
4 London Stock Exchange United Kingdom London 3,266 2,837
5 Shanghai Stock Exchange China Shanghai 2,357 3,658
6 Hong Kong Stock Exchange Hong Kong Hong Kong 2,258 1,447
7 Toronto Stock Exchange Canada Toronto 1,912 1,542
8 BM&F Bovespa Brazil São Paulo 1,229 931
9 Australian Securities Exchange Australia Sydney 1,198 1,197
10 Deutsche Börse Germany Frankfurt 1,185 1,758
11 SIX Swiss Exchange Switzerland Zurich 1,090 887
12 Shenzhen Stock Exchange China Shenzhen 1,055 2,838
13 BME Spanish Exchanges Spain Madrid 1,031 1,226
14 Bombay Stock Exchange India Mumbai 1,007 148
15 Korea Exchange South Korea Seoul 996 2,029
16 National Stock Exchange of India India Mumbai 985 589
17 Moscow Exchange Russia Moscow 800 514
18 JSE Limited South Africa Johannesburg 789 372

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