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Visualised: The World's Stock Market Divided by Country

  • Jul 19
  • 1 min read

The World's stock market is valued at $154 trillion as of 2025 and here’s how the valuation is divided by country.


An exclusive researched row graph showing the representing share of each country’s equity markets including USA, European Union (EU), China, India, Japan, Hong Kong, UK, Canada, Australia, Developed Markets and Emerging Markets.


44% of the global share is owned by USA, while the rest of the world combined holds 56%.


Here are few interesting insights:


China and the European Union (EU) hold similar stakes at about 9.6% each.
India is the third largest country, representing 6.9% of the global equity markets, followed by Japan at 4.9%.


A 10-year comparison (2015 vs 2025):



Interestingly, China, EU, Hong Kong, Japan and UK have each seen a decline from their share in 2015.
On the other hand, India and USA have both witnessed an increase in their share.

How do you think the next 10 years will look like?


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