List of stock indices

The list of stock indices gives an overview of the world's most important stock indices . In the first chapter, indices are listed which - in addition to the company size that is always used - mainly select according to region and country. In the second chapter, industry and topic indices are compiled.

Worldwide stock indices

• MSCI ACWI IMI (Public Companies Developed and Emerging Markets)
• MSCI ACWI (Public Companies Developed and Emerging Markets)
• FTSE All-World (corporations developed and emerging countries)
• Dow Jones Global Titans (50 largest public companies in the world)
• MSCI Emerging Markets Index (largest stock corporations in emerging markets)
• MSCI World (1600 largest public companies in industrialized countries)
• S&P Global 1200 (1200 largest public companies in the world)
• STOXX Global Select Dividend 100 (100 largest companies in the world with the highest dividends)

World by regions and countries

Africa

• S&P Africa 40 Index (40 largest public companies in Africa)

Egypt

• EGX 30 index

Algeria

• INDICE ALGER

Ghana

• GSE All-Share Index

Kenya

• NSE 20 Share Index

Morocco

• Moroccan All Shares Index (MASI) (Moroccan benchmark index)
• Moroccan Most Active Shares Index (MADEX)

Nigeria

• NSE All-Share Index

Rwanda

• Rwanda Stock Exchange Share Index (RSESI)

Zimbabwe

• Zimbabwe Industrial Index

Tunisia

• Doing index

South Africa

• FTSE / JSE All-Share Index (South African leading index)
• FTSE / JSE Top 40 Index

America

Argentina

• MERVAL

Brazil

• Bovespa index
• IBrX-50
• IBrX-100

Chile

• Índice de Precio Selectivo de Acciones (IPSA)

Canada

• S & P / TSX 60
• S & P / TSX Composite Index (Canadian leading index)

Colombia

• Índice General de la Bolsa de Valores de Colombia (IGBC) was replaced by COLCAP in November 2013

Mexico

• Índice de Precios y Cotizaciones (IPC)

Peru

• Índice General de la Bolsa de Valores de Lima (IGBVL)

United States

• Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA, 30 largest US public companies)
• Dow Jones Transportation Average (DJT, 20 largest US transportation companies)
• Dow Jones Utility Average (DJU, 15th largest US utility)
• Dow Jones Composite Average (all companies of the DJIA, DJT and DJU)
• NASDAQ-100 (100 of the largest NASDAQ technology companies )
• Nasdaq Composite (all NASDAQ companies)
• NYSE Composite (all NYSE companies )
• Russell 1000 (1000 largest U.S. public companies)
• Russell 2000 (2000 US small caps)
• Russell 3000 (all Russell 1000 and Russell 2000 companies)
• S&P 100 (100 largest U.S. public companies)
• S&P 500 (500 of the largest US public companies)
• S&P Financials Select Sector
• Wilshire 5000 (all US public companies)

Venezuela

• Índice Bursátil de Capitalización (IBC)

Asia

• MSCI GCC 50 Index (50 largest joint stock companies on the Gulf Cooperation Council )

China

• CSI 300
• Shanghai Stock Exchange 50 Index
• Shanghai Stock Exchange 180 Index
• SSE Composite Index (leading Chinese index)

Hong Kong

• Hang Seng Index (HSI) (Hong Kong's leading index)
• Hang Seng China Enterprises Index (HSCEI)
• Hang Seng MidCap Index

India

• BSE Sensex (leading Indian index)
• CNX Nifty Junior
• DBIX India Index
• S&P CNX Nifty

Indonesia

• IDX Composite (Indonesian leading index)
• LQ-45

Iran

• TEPIX

Israel

• TA-100 index

Japan

• Jasdaq
• Nikkei 225 (Japanese leading index)
• TOPIX

Jordan

• ASE Market Capitalization Weighted Index

Kazakhstan

• KASE index

Malaysia

• FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI

Pakistan

• KSE 100 Index (leading Pakistani index)
• KSE All Share Index
• KSE-30 index
• LSE 25 index

Philippines

• Philippine Stock Exchange Index (PSEi)

Saudi Arabia

• Tadawul All-Share Index (TASI)

Singapore

• Straits Times Index (STI)

South Korea

• KOSPI (South Korean leading index)
• KOSDAQ

Taiwan

• Taiwan Capitalization Weighted Stock Index (TAIEX)

Thailand

• SET index

Turkey

• ISE 100

United Arab Emirates

• Dubai Financial Market General Index (DFM)
• ADX General Index (Abu Dhabi)

Australia and Oceania

Australia

• All Ordinaries (leading Australian index)
• S & P / ASX 20
• S & P / ASX 50
• S & P / ASX 200
• S & P / ASX 300

New Zealand

• NZX 50 index

Europe

• CECEEUR (30 largest joint stock companies in Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary)
• CEETX (25 largest joint stock companies in Austria, Hungary, the Czech Republic and Slovenia; note discontinued at the end of 2015)
• EPIX (50 largest real estate companies in Europe)
• EPRA index (70 largest real estate companies in Europe)
• EURO STOXX 50 (50 largest joint stock companies in the euro zone)
• STOXX Europe 50 (50 largest stock corporations in Europe - also from countries in which the euro has not been introduced)
• STOXX Europe 600 (600 stock corporations from 18 European countries)
• STOXX Nordic 30 (30 largest public limited companies in Northern Europe)

Belgium

• BEL20

Bulgaria

• SOFIX

Denmark

• OMX Copenhagen 20 (OMXC20)

Germany

• BayX30 (the 30 largest Bavarian companies from DAX, MDAX and TecDAX)
• CDAX (all German stock corporations listed in Frankfurt)
• DAX (leading German index)
• DIMAX (German real estate market index, private index published by Ellwanger & Geiger)
• DivDAX (15 DAX companies with the highest dividend yield)
• FAZ index (before the introduction of the DAX, the most important index on German stocks)
• GCX (sustainability index)
• GEX (owner-managed company from Germany)
• HASPAX (the most important companies in the Hamburg metropolitan region in terms of market capitalization)
• HDAX (summary of DAX, MDAX and TecDAX)
• LevDAX (an index calculated by Deutsche Börse that is linked to the movements of the leading index DAX with a leverage of two)
• LDAX , L-MDAX, L-SDAX (L stands for "Late"), calculated from the close of Xetra until 8:00 pm from Frankfurt floor prices
• MDAX (German midcaps)
• Nisax20 (the 20 largest listed companies in Lower Saxony)
• NRW-MIX (the 50 largest public companies in NRW)
• ÖkoDAX (ten companies in the renewable energy sector)
• Photovoltaic Global 30 Index
• RENIXX (since 2006, renewable energy sector, 30 companies from around the world)
• SDAX (German small caps)
• TecDAX (the 30 largest German technology companies )
• XDAX , XDAXDAX (outside of Frankfurt trading hours, DAX extensions calculated from derivative prices)

Former stock indices:

• Share index of the Reich Statistical Office (300 largest German stock corporations, 1922–1943)
• Nemax 50 (the 50 largest companies on the Neuer Markt , 1999–2004)
• Nemax All Share (all companies on the Neuer Markt, 1997-2004)

Estonia

• OMX Tallinn Index (OMXT)

Finland

• OMX Helsinki 25 (OMXH25)

France

• CAC 40 (leading French index)
• CAC Next 20
• SBF 250

Greece

• Athex Composite Share Price Index (leading Greek index)
• FTSE / Athex 20

Great Britain

• FT 30 index
• FTSE 100 Index (leading UK index)
• FTSE 250 index
• FTSE 350 index
• FTSE All-Share Index

Ireland

• ISEQ 20
• ISEQ Overall Index (Irish benchmark index)

Iceland

• OMX Iceland 8
• OMX Iceland 15

Italy

• FTSE Italia All-Share Index
• FTSE MIB (leading Italian index)
• FTSE Italia Mid Cap

Croatia

• CROBEX

Latvia

• OMX Riga Index (OMXR)

Lithuania

• OMX Vilnius Index (OMXV)

Luxembourg

• LuxX index

Netherlands

• AEX index

Norway

• OBX index

Austria

• ATX (Austrian leading index)
• IATX (real estate values )

Poland

• Polish Traded Index (PTX)
• TechWIG
• WIG 20 (Polish leading index)
• WIG30

Portugal

• PSI 20

Romania

• BET 10

Russia

• RTS index (leading Russian index)
• RTX

Serbia

• BELEX

Sweden

• OMX Stockholm 30

Switzerland

• SMI (Swiss Leading Index)
• SPI (small, mid and large caps)
• SLI (30 most liquid stocks with limited stock weighting)

Slovakia

• Slovak Share Index (SAX)

Spain

• IBEX 35 (leading Spanish index)
• Madrid Stock Exchange General Index

Czech Republic

• Czech Traded Index (CTX)

Ukraine

• PFTS index

Hungary

• Hungarian Traded Index (HTX)
• Budapest Stock Exchange Index (BUX)

Cyprus

• Dow Jones Cyprus Titans 10 Index
• Cyprus General Market Index

Industries and topics

energy

• Amex Oil Index
• Alternative Energy Index
• Philadelphia Oil Service Index

property

• Dow Jones Global Select REIT Index

Ecology, ethics

• NAI Nature Stock Index

raw materials

• NYSE Arca Gold BUGS Index (largest gold producers in the world)
• Philadelphia Gold and Silver Index (largest gold and silver producers in the world)
• S&P Tiefsee Öl & Gas Index (largest oil service company in the world)

Web links

Overview of the world's most important indices at:

• Bloomberg
• Finanz.net
• Forexpros
• Wall Street Journal
• Yahoo