Americas
North & South American benchmarks7 indexesPrice-weighted index of 30 large, blue-chip US companies across industrials, finance, and consumer sectors.
Market-cap-weighted index of 500 largest US public companies; the de-facto benchmark for US equities.
Top 100 non-financial Nasdaq listings; dominated by mega-cap tech, semiconductors, and consumer internet.
Small-cap US benchmark; sensitive to domestic credit conditions, regional banks, and the US business cycle.
Primary Canadian equity index; heavy weights in energy, materials, and Canadian banks.
Benchmark of the B3 exchange in São Paulo; led by commodities, banks, and Brazilian state-linked firms.
Mexican Bolsa headline index; exposure to consumer staples, telecoms, and US-linked industrials.
Europe
European & EMEA-North benchmarks9 indexesTop 100 LSE-listed companies; international revenue base with heavy weights in energy, miners, and banks.
German blue-chip index; dominated by industrials, automakers, chemicals, and global software.
Paris benchmark; luxury goods, energy majors, and global industrials drive the weighting.
Spanish blue-chip index; banks, utilities, and Latin America–exposed multinationals lead.
Amsterdam Exchange index; semiconductor equipment, consumer brands, and energy majors.
Top 20 Swiss large-caps; defensive tilt with pharma, food staples, and global banks.
Top 30 names on Nasdaq Stockholm; cyclical industrials, telecoms, and banks dominate.
Russia benchmark; energy and metals concentrated. Foreign access remains constrained.
Top 20 GPW-listed Polish blue-chips; banks, energy, and consumer leaders.
Asia-Pacific
Asia-Pacific benchmarks9 indexesPrice-weighted Japanese blue-chip index; exporters, automakers, and electronics lead.
Korea Composite Stock Price Index; semiconductors, autos, and chemicals.
Hong Kong benchmark; mainland Chinese tech, banks, and property developers.
Broad measure of A-shares on the Shanghai Stock Exchange; banks, industrials, and state enterprises.
Top 30 names on the Bombay Stock Exchange; private banks, IT services, and conglomerates.
Top 200 names on the Australian Securities Exchange; banks, miners, and healthcare.
Singapore benchmark; the three local banks dominate, alongside REITs and industrials.
Thai benchmark; energy, banks, and tourism-exposed consumer names.
Taiwan Stock Exchange Weighted Index; semiconductor foundries and AI hardware supply chain lead.
Middle East & Africa
MEA benchmarks4 indexesSaudi benchmark; dominated by Aramco, petrochemicals, and the kingdom's large banks.
Dubai exchange general index; banks, real-estate developers, and logistics names.
Top 30 names on the Egyptian Exchange; banks, real estate, and consumer staples.
Johannesburg Stock Exchange broad benchmark; miners, dual-listed multinationals, and banks.
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