Global market comparison

Global Stock Market Size Ranking for 2026

See the 2026 global stock market ranking using official 2025 World Bank data.

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The United States ranks first, while South Korea ranks eighth.

The United States has $68.94 trillion in market capitalization. South Korea has $2.76 trillion.
The comparison uses 2025 values from the World Bank update dated July 13, 2026. The 68 reporting economies total $138.06 trillion.

Stock market capitalization by country

The ranking compares economies with a reported 2025 value. Missing markets are not estimated, and an exchange ranking can differ from this country-level comparison.

Top 20 countries and economies by stock market size
RankCountry or economyMarket capitalizationShare of reported total
1United StatesUSA$68.94 trillion49.9%
2ChinaCHN$15.51 trillion11.2%
3IndiaIND$10.56 trillion7.6%
4JapanJPN$7.61 trillion5.5%
5Hong Kong SAR ChinaHKG$6.09 trillion4.4%
6CanadaCAN$4.62 trillion3.3%
7GermanyDEU$2.90 trillion2.1%
8South KoreaKOR$2.76 trillion2%
9SwitzerlandCHE$2.51 trillion1.8%
10Saudi ArabiaSAU$2.36 trillion1.7%
11AustraliaAUS$2.05 trillion1.5%
12South AfricaZAF$1.40 trillion1%
13SpainESP$1.30 trillion0.9%
14United Arab EmiratesARE$1.11 trillion0.8%
15IndonesiaIDN$949.6 billion0.7%
16BrazilBRA$871.4 billion0.6%
17SingaporeSGP$824.3 billion0.6%
18MexicoMEX$560.4 billion0.4%
19ThailandTHA$512.4 billion0.4%
20MalaysiaMYS$487.4 billion0.4%
View the remaining 48 reporting economies
Remaining global stock market size ranking
RankCountry or economyMarket capitalizationShare of reported total
21ChileCHL$486.7 billion0.4%
22TürkiyeTUR$404.3 billion0.3%
23PolandPOL$316.5 billion0.2%
24VietnamVNM$316.0 billion0.2%
25PhilippinesPHL$232.1 billion0.2%
26AustriaAUT$211.1 billion0.2%
27IranIRN$185.6 billion0.1%
28QatarQAT$176.9 billion0.1%
29KuwaitKWT$172.1 billion0.1%
30KazakhstanKAZ$158.4 billion0.1%
31ColombiaCOL$132.5 billion0.1%
32GreeceGRC$129.0 billion0.1%
33MoroccoMAR$114.0 billion0.1%
34PeruPER$105.2 billion0.1%
35New ZealandNZL$103.2 billion0.1%
36NigeriaNGA$86.9 billion0.1%
37RomaniaROU$70.9 billion0.1%
38PakistanPAK$70.3 billion0.1%
39LuxembourgLUX$69.4 billion0.1%
40EgyptEGY$62.9 billion0%
41HungaryHUN$62.6 billion0%
42CzechiaCZE$55.4 billion0%
43OmanOMN$41.3 billion0%
44CroatiaHRV$37.9 billion0%
45JordanJOR$37.4 billion0%
46CyprusCYP$27.9 billion0%
47PanamaPAN$27.2 billion0%
48BangladeshBGD$26.2 billion0%
49Sri LankaLKA$26.1 billion0%
50UzbekistanUZB$23.7 billion0%
51KenyaKEN$22.8 billion0%
52BahrainBHR$21.3 billion0%
53SloveniaSVN$20.7 billion0%
54GhanaGHA$16.4 billion0%
55ZambiaZMB$14.9 billion0%
56TunisiaTUN$12.0 billion0%
57JamaicaJAM$11.6 billion0%
58BulgariaBGR$11.2 billion0%
59TanzaniaTZA$9.8 billion0%
60MauritiusMUS$8.9 billion0%
61BelarusBLR$5.5 billion0%
62MaltaMLT$5.4 billion0%
63Palestinian TerritoriesPSE$4.9 billion0%
64BotswanaBWA$4.3 billion0%
65RwandaRWA$3.2 billion0%
66BermudaBMU$2.3 billion0%
67AzerbaijanAZE$1.6 billion0%
68SeychellesSYC$0.6 billion0%

How to read this ranking

Observation year

The page was updated in 2026, while the comparable annual values cover 2025.

Comparison unit

The indicator measures listed domestic companies by country in current US dollars.

Coverage

Only economies with a 2025 World Bank value are included, so the list does not represent every exchange.

Global stock market size questions

Which country has the largest stock market in 2026?

The United States ranks first at $68.94 trillion in the 2025 data that the World Bank updated in July 2026.

Where does South Korea rank by stock market size?

South Korea ranks eighth at $2.76 trillion among the 68 countries and economies that reported a 2025 value.

Why are the United Kingdom and France missing from this ranking?

This comparison only includes economies with a 2025 country value in the World Bank indicator. It does not mix estimates from a different source into missing rows.