India has ascended to the 5th position in global market capitalisation rankings, securing a 4% share as of June 2025. This significant gain marks its growing importance in the world’s equity markets, surpassing countries like Canada and the UK.
According to a report by Motilal Oswal Financial Services, India’s share in the global market capitalisation rose to 4% in June 2025. This reflects a recovery from a low of 3.6% recorded in February 2025. With this rise, India now stands ahead of major economies including Canada (2.7%), the UK (2.6%), France (2.5%), and Germany (2.3%).
The United States dominates global equity markets with a 48.2% share. It is followed by China at 8.0%, Japan at 5.3%, and Hong Kong at 4.8%. India now occupies the 5th position among the top 10, which collectively account for 82.5% of the worldwide market cap.
India’s journey has been marked by steady progress. From a low of 1.6% market share in June 2013, India has risen consistently. Its 15-year average market cap share is 2.8%, making the current 4% notably above historical levels. The rise mirrors increasing investor faith and the strengthening resilience of Indian equities across global indices.
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India touched a market cap share peak of 4.6% in late 2024 before experiencing a brief decline. The renewed rally in June 2025 signals a rebound, underpinned by robust economic activity and growing corporate earnings. This consistency has kept India firmly among the top contributors to global equity markets.
India’s rise to the 5th spot in global market capitalisation at a 4% share reflects a combination of resilient stock market performance and increasing global investor interest. It underscores the country’s prominent and growing role in global financial ecosystems.
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Published on: Jul 9, 2025, 3:10 PM IST
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