In a remarkable feat, India’s National Stock Exchange (NSE) has secured its position as the world’s leading derivatives exchange, boasting an impressive 17,255 million derivative contracts traded. Let’s delve into the global landscape of derivatives trading to uncover the top 10 exchanges shaping the financial markets.
Taking the lead, NSE commands the derivatives market with an unparalleled 17,255 million contracts traded.
In second place, B3 Brazil claims a significant position with 8,756 million derivative contracts traded.
The podium sees CME Group from the United States securing third place, contributing 4,943 million contracts to the global derivatives market.
Not far behind, ICE from the USA takes the fourth spot with 3,318 million derivative contracts traded.
NASDAQ holds strong at fifth place, contributing significantly with 3,293 million derivative contracts.
Another U.S. powerhouse, CBOE Holdings, captures the sixth position with 3,096 million contracts traded.
China’s Zhengzhou Exchange makes its mark at seventh place, boasting 2,582 million derivatives contracts traded.
Securing the eighth spot, the Shanghai Exchange reports a substantial 2,446 million contracts traded.
China’s Dalian Exchange clinches the ninth position with 2,364 million derivatives contracts traded.
Rounding off the top 10, the Korean Exchange holds its ground at tenth place with 2,282 million derivative contracts traded.
This comprehensive overview underscores NSE’s dominance on the global stage, while also highlighting the diverse contributions of exchanges from Brazil, the United States, and China, collectively shaping the dynamic landscape of the derivatives market.
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