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World stock exchanges
48 stock exchanges on four continents, each with its regular hours in its own time zone and its live status right now. Tap an exchange for hours in UTC, its benchmark index and what it means for traders.
Americas
NYSENew York Stock Exchange
New York, United States — The largest stock exchange on Earth by the value of the companies listed on it — the heart of Wall Street.
NASDAQNasdaq Stock Market
New York, United States — The first fully electronic stock market, home of the world’s largest technology companies.
CBOECboe Global Markets
Chicago, United States — The world’s great options marketplace and the home of the VIX, the market’s fear gauge.
TSXToronto Stock Exchange
Toronto, Canada — Canada’s main market, a world leader in mining and energy listings.
BMVBolsa Mexicana de Valores
Mexico City, Mexico — Mexico’s stock exchange and the gateway to Latin America’s second-largest economy.
B3B3 — Brasil Bolsa Balcão
São Paulo, Brazil — Latin America’s largest exchange, trading Brazil’s shares, futures and the real.
BYMABolsas y Mercados Argentinos
Buenos Aires, Argentina — Argentina’s market — one of the most volatile, and most watched, in the emerging world.
BCSBolsa de Santiago
Santiago, Chile — Chile’s stock exchange, closely tied to the world copper price.
Europe
LSELondon Stock Exchange
London, United Kingdom — The exchange of the City of London — the world’s largest centre for foreign-exchange trading.
EURONEXTEuronext Paris
Paris, France — The Paris market of Euronext, the group that links Europe’s exchanges into one.
AEXEuronext Amsterdam
Amsterdam, Netherlands — Heir to the world’s first stock exchange, where shares were first traded in the 1600s.
MILEuronext Milan (Borsa Italiana)
Milan, Italy — Italy’s stock market, at Piazza Affari in Milan.
XETRADeutsche Börse Xetra
Frankfurt, Germany — Germany’s electronic market and the price-setter for the DAX.
SIXSIX Swiss Exchange
Zurich, Switzerland — Switzerland’s exchange — home of the world’s great pharmaceutical and banking names.
BMEBolsa de Madrid (BME)
Madrid, Spain — Spain’s market, where the IBEX 35 is priced.
OMXNasdaq Stockholm
Stockholm, Sweden — The Nordic region’s largest market.
OSEEuronext Oslo Børs
Oslo, Norway — Norway’s exchange, a centre for shipping, seafood and energy companies.
GPWWarsaw Stock Exchange
Warsaw, Poland — The largest exchange in Central and Eastern Europe.
VSEWiener Börse
Vienna, Austria — One of the oldest exchanges in the world, founded under Empress Maria Theresa.
BISTBorsa Istanbul
Istanbul, Türkiye — The market where Europe and Asia meet.
Middle East & Africa
TADAWULSaudi Exchange (Tadawul)
Riyadh, Saudi Arabia — The Arab world’s largest stock market, trading Sunday to Thursday.
DFMDubai Financial Market
Dubai, United Arab Emirates — Dubai’s exchange, the trading hub of the Gulf.
ADXAbu Dhabi Securities Exchange
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates — The capital’s market, home of the emirate’s national champions.
QSEQatar Stock Exchange
Doha, Qatar — Qatar’s market, shaped by the wealth of liquefied natural gas.
TASETel Aviv Stock Exchange
Tel Aviv, Israel — Israel’s exchange, a window on the country’s technology sector.
EGXEgyptian Exchange
Cairo, Egypt — One of the oldest markets in the Middle East, trading Sunday to Thursday.
JSEJohannesburg Stock Exchange
Johannesburg, South Africa — Africa’s largest exchange, born in the gold rush of the 1880s.
NGXNigerian Exchange
Lagos, Nigeria — West Africa’s largest market.
GSEGhana Stock Exchange
Accra, Ghana — Ghana’s exchange, in the land of Ashanti gold.
NSE KENairobi Securities Exchange
Nairobi, Kenya — East Africa’s leading market.
CSECasablanca Stock Exchange
Casablanca, Morocco — North Africa’s financial gateway.
Asia-Pacific
NSENational Stock Exchange of India
Mumbai, India — One of the busiest derivatives exchanges in the world by number of contracts.
BSEBSE (Bombay Stock Exchange)
Mumbai, India — Asia’s oldest stock exchange, on Dalal Street since 1875.
PSXPakistan Stock Exchange
Karachi, Pakistan — Pakistan’s national market in Karachi.
SSEShanghai Stock Exchange
Shanghai, China — Mainland China’s largest exchange, in the towers of Pudong.
SZSEShenzhen Stock Exchange
Shenzhen, China — China’s market of technology and private enterprise.
HKEXHong Kong Exchanges and Clearing
Hong Kong, Hong Kong SAR — The bridge between China and the world’s capital.
TSEJapan Exchange Group (Tokyo Stock Exchange)
Tokyo, Japan — Asia’s largest stock market, in Nihonbashi, Tokyo.
KRXKorea Exchange
Seoul, South Korea — South Korea’s exchange, home of the world’s memory-chip giants.
TWSETaiwan Stock Exchange
Taipei, Taiwan — The market of the world’s most important chipmakers.
SGXSingapore Exchange
Singapore, Singapore — South-East Asia’s financial capital.
BURSABursa Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia — Malaysia’s exchange and a world centre of Islamic finance.
SETStock Exchange of Thailand
Bangkok, Thailand — Thailand’s market in Bangkok.
IDXIndonesia Stock Exchange
Jakarta, Indonesia — The market of South-East Asia’s largest economy.
PSEPhilippine Stock Exchange
Manila, Philippines — The Philippines’ exchange in Bonifacio Global City.
HOSEHo Chi Minh Stock Exchange
Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam — Vietnam’s main market, one of the fastest-growing in Asia.
ASXAustralian Securities Exchange
Sydney, Australia — The first major market to open each trading day.
NZXNew Zealand's Exchange
Wellington, New Zealand — The world’s first market to open each week.