Global Ranking of Countries by Stock Market Capitalization

The chart highlights the ranking of countries based on their stock market capitalization. The United States leads the list with a massive $54 trillion, followed by China at $12 trillion and the United Kingdom at $10 trillion. The data reflects the distribution of financial market size among global economies, emphasizing their relative influence in the global stock market.

The chart highlights the top East Asian companies by market capitalization as of November 2024, spanning Taiwan, China, South Korea, and Japan. Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) leads the list with a valuation of $1.034 trillion, followed by Tencent and ICBC. Chinese firms dominate the top rankings, with significant representation from South Korea and Japan.

The chart highlights the top automotive companies ranked by their revenue from Q4 2023 to Q3 2024. Volkswagen leads with $354.8 billion, followed by Toyota with $308.5 billion. Companies like Ford, General Motors, and BMW round out the top five, showcasing a competitive global industry.

This chart displays the market capitalization changes of major semiconductor companies from 2001 to 2024. By observing the fluctuations in market cap, one can understand the growth of the semiconductor industry and the shifts in market positions of leading companies. The data is based on official financial market statistics.

This chart compares the market capitalization of Samsung Electronics and the top 8 Japanese electronics companies from 2001 to 2024. It illustrates how Samsung's market cap has changed over the years and its position relative to major Japanese electronics firms. This provides a clear view of Samsung's standing in the global market.

This chart ranks countries by GDP per hour worked, highlighting economic productivity per labor hour across nations. Luxembourg and Ireland lead the list with GDP per hour over $140, showcasing high productivity. Other high-ranking countries include Norway, the Netherlands, and Denmark. Meanwhile, Indonesia appears lower on the list, indicating lower economic output per labor hour.

This chart displays the rankings of U.S. states based on their GDP in 2023. California leads with the highest GDP of $3.8621 trillion, followed by Texas and New York with $2.5635 trillion and $2.1522 trillion, respectively. Florida and Illinois round out the top five, while North Carolina ranks eleventh with $766.9 billion.

This chart compares the per capita GDP of countries with a population over 20 million as of 2023. It reflects the economic scale and living standards across major nations, illustrating the differences in economic development. The gap between developed and developing countries is also highlighted.

This chart compares the GDP of the US and its major rival countries (Russia, China, India, and the European Union) from 1992 to 2024. It visually represents the economic growth of each country, helping to understand the economic dynamics between the US and these rival nations. Various factors influence the GDP of each country, and this chart is useful for understanding the trends and changes over time.

This chart compares the per capita GDP of Germany and major South American countries from 1980 to 2024. It highlights the economic growth of Germany and the economic changes in South American countries. Various factors influence each country's economic growth, and this chart helps understand the different aspects of economic development.

This chart compares the GDP per capita of Vietnam and South American countries from 1980 to 2024. It visually highlights the economic growth and changes in each country, showing the economic gap between Vietnam and South American nations. The chart allows for analysis of economic trends and key shifts in both regions.

This chart compares the GDP per capita of Taiwan and South American countries from 1980 to 2024. It visually highlights the economic growth and changes in each country, showing the economic gap between Taiwan and South American nations. The chart allows for analysis of economic trends and key shifts in both regions.

This chart compares the GDP per capita of South Korea and South American countries from 1980 to 2024. It visually highlights the economic growth and changes in each country, showing the economic gap between South Korea and South American nations. The chart allows for analysis of economic trends and key shifts in both regions.

This chart compares the GDP per capita of Japan and South American countries from 1980 to 2024. It visually highlights the economic growth and changes in each country, showing the economic gap between Japan and South American nations. The chart allows for analysis of economic trends and key shifts in both regions.

This chart compares the GDP per capita of Germany, France, the United Kingdom, and Italy from 1980 to 2024. It provides a clear view of the economic growth of each country over more than four decades, highlighting development trends. During this period, Germany and the UK have maintained relatively high GDP per capita, while France and Italy have shown more moderate growth.

This chart compares the GDP per capita of Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, and the Philippines from 1980 to 2024. It provides a clear view of the economic growth of each country over more than four decades, highlighting the development trends. During this period, Malaysia and Thailand have maintained relatively high GDP per capita, while Vietnam and the Philippines have shown gradual growth.