United States
The United States is the world's largest equity market and home to the companies that dominate global technology, AI infrastructure, cloud computing, finance, healthcare and consumer markets.
Updated August 2026
Country-level guides to the equity markets, largest listed companies, major indices, sector structure and investment themes shaping the world's most important public markets.
The United States is the world's largest equity market and home to the companies that dominate global technology, AI infrastructure, cloud computing, finance, healthcare and consumer markets.
Updated August 2026
The UK equity market combines global banks, pharmaceuticals, energy, mining and aerospace with a large domestic services economy, making the FTSE unusually international for a national benchmark.
Updated August 2026
Germany is Europe's largest economy and one of its most industrial public markets, with global leaders in engineering, software, insurance, chemicals, semiconductors, automotive and energy infrastructure.
Updated August 2026
France has one of Europe's most distinctive large-cap markets, combining global luxury brands with industrial technology, aerospace, energy, banking, healthcare and consumer businesses.
Updated August 2026
The Netherlands is a small economy with an unusually global equity footprint, led by semiconductor equipment, banking, payments, consumer companies and internationally structured groups listed in Amsterdam.
Updated August 2026