🌍 The World of Global Stock Indices Here's a quick overview of some essential indices: Major Global Stock Indices 📊: - S&P 500: Tracks 500 of the largest U.S. companies. - DJIA (Dow Jones Industrial Average): Comprises 30 significant U.S. public companies. - NASDAQ Composite: Includes over 3,000 stocks, heavy on tech companies. - FTSE 100: Represents the 100 largest companies on the London Stock Exchange. - DAX: Consists of 30 major German companies on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange. - CAC 40: Tracks the 40 largest companies on the Euronext Paris exchange. - Nikkei 225: Represents 225 large companies on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. - Hang Seng Index: Lists the largest companies on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. - Shanghai Composite Index: Includes all stocks traded on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. - SENSEX: Tracks 30 top companies on the Bombay Stock Exchange in India. Regional and Sector-Specific Indices 💼: - Russell 2000: Measures performance of ~2,000 small-cap U.S. companies. - MSCI World Index: Represents equity performance across 23 developed markets. - ASX 200: Includes the top 200 companies on the Australian Securities Exchange. - TSX Composite Index: Tracks the largest companies on the Toronto Stock Exchange. - KOSPI: Represents all common stocks on the Korea Stock Exchange. - IBEX 35: Tracks the 35 most liquid stocks on the Spanish Stock Exchange. Commodity and Sector Indices 📉: - Goldman Sachs Commodity Index (GSCI): A benchmark for the commodity markets. - NASDAQ Biotechnology Index: Tracks biotech and pharmaceutical companies on NASDAQ. - S&P Global Clean Energy Index: Measures performance of clean energy companies. Expand your trading horizons with index trading! 🚀 #NordFX #StockMarket #Trading #Indices