Visualizing The World’s Stock Exchanges

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zerohedge.com / by Tyler Durden / 02/18/2016 22:10 -0500

There are 60 major stock exchanges throughout the world, and their range of sizes is quite surprising.

As Visual Capitalist’s Jeff Desjardin notes, at the high end of the spectrum is the mighty NYSE,representing $18.5 trillion in market capitalization, or about 27% of the total market for global equities.

At the lower end? Stock exchanges on the tiny islands of Malta, Cyprus, and Bermuda all range from just $1 billion to $4 billion in value. Even added together, these three exchanges make up just 0.01% of total market capitalization.

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