Major stock exchanges

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Major stock exchanges

Major stock exchanges (top 20 by market capitalization) of issued shares of domestic companies, as of 31 January 2015 
RankExchangeEconomyHead­quartersMarket cap
(USD bn)		Monthly trade volume
(USD bn)		Time zoneΔDSTOpen
(local)		Close
(local)		Lunch
(local)		Open
(UTC)		Close
(UTC)
1New York Stock Exchange United StatesNew York19,2231,520EST/EDT−5Mar–Nov09:3016:00No14:3021:00
2NASDAQ United StatesNew York6,8311,183EST/EDT−5Mar–Nov09:3016:00No14:3021:00
3[6]London Stock Exchange Group United Kingdom
 Italy		London6,187165GMT/BST+0Mar–Oct08:0016:30No08:0016:30
4Japan Exchange Group – Tokyo JapanTokyo4,485402JST+909:0015:0011:30–12:3000:0006:00
5Shanghai Stock Exchange ChinaShanghai3,9861,278CST+809:3015:0011:30–13:0001:3007:00
6Hong Kong Stock Exchange Hong KongHong Kong3,325155HKT+809:1516:0012:00–13:0001:1508:00
7Euronext European UnionAmsterdam
Brussels
Lisbon
London
Paris		3,321184CET/CEST+1Mar–Oct09:0017:30No08:0016:30
8Shenzhen Stock Exchange ChinaShenzhen2,285800CST+809:3015:0011:30–13:0001:3007:00
9TMX Group CanadaToronto1,939120EST/EDT−5Mar–Nov09:3016:00No14:3021:00
10Deutsche Börse GermanyFrankfurt1,762142CET/CEST+1Mar–Oct08:00 (Eurex)
08:00 (floor)
09:00 (Xetra)		22:00 (Eurex)
20:00 (floor)
17:30 (Xetra)		No07:0021:00
11Bombay Stock Exchange IndiaMumbai1,68211.8IST+5.509:1515:30No03:4510:00
12National Stock Exchange of India IndiaMumbai1,64262.2IST+5.509:1515:30No03:4510:00
13SIX Swiss Exchange  SwitzerlandZurich1,516126CET/CEST+1Mar–Oct09:0017:30No08:0016:30
14Australian Securities Exchange AustraliaSydney1,27255.8AEST/AEDT+10Oct–Apr09:5016:12No23:5006:12
15Korea Exchange South KoreaSeoul1,251136KST+909:0015:00No00:0006:00
16OMX Nordic ExchangeSweden Northern Europe, ArmeniaStockholm1,21263.2various
17JSE Limited South AfricaJohannesburg95127.6CAT+209:0017:00No07:0015:00
18BME Spanish Exchanges SpainMadrid94294.0CET/CEST+1Mar–Oct09:0017:30No08:0016:30
19Taiwan Stock Exchange TaiwanTaipei86154.3CST+809:0013:30No01:0005:30
20BM&F Bovespa BrazilSão Paulo82451.1BRT/BRST−3Oct–Feb10:0017:30No13:0020:00
  • Note: "Δ" to UTC, as well as "Open (UTC)" and "Close (UTC)" columns contain valid data only for standard time in a given time zone. During daylight saving time period, the UTC times will be one hour less and and Δs one hour more.

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