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Equity 1.1- Domestic Market Capitalization
Equity - 1.1 - Domestic market capitalization (in millions of local currencies)
Exchange Americas Bermuda SE BM&FBOVESPA Buenos Aires SE Colombia SE Lima SE Mexican Exchange NASDAQ OMX NYSE Euronext (US) Santiago SE TMX Group Asia - Pacific Australian SE BSE India Bursa Malaysia Colombo SE GreTai Securities Market Hong Kong Exchanges Indonesia SE Korea Exchange National Stock Exchange India Osaka SE Philippine SE Shanghai SE Shenzhen SE Singapore Exchange Taiwan SE Corp. The Stock Exchange of Thailand Tokyo SE Group Europe - Africa - Middle East Amman SE Athens Exchange BME Spanish Exchanges Budapest SE Casablanca SE Cyprus SE Deutsche Börse Egyptian Exchange IMKB Irish SE Johannesburg SE Ljubljana SE London SE Group Luxembourg SE Malta SE Mauritius SE MICEX / RTS Muscat Securities Market NASDAQ OMX Nordic Exchange NYSE Euronext (Europe) Oslo Børs Saudi Stock Exchange - Tadawul SIX Swiss Exchange Tel Aviv SE Warsaw SE Wiener Börse Cur. January BED BRL ARA COP PEI MXP USD USD CLP CAD AUD INR MYR LKR TWD HKD IDR KRW INR JPY PHP CNY CNY SGD TWD THB JPY JOD EUR EUR HUF MAD EUR EUR EGP TRY EUR ZAR EUR EUR EUR EUR MUR RUR OMR EUR EUR NOK SAR CHF ILS PLN EUR 1 403.1 2 439 653.3 197 850.0 401 408 327.1 233 561.7 5 738 906.0 4 152 813.9 12 625 648.2 142 586 433.0 2 020 316.2 1 226 882.0 60 593 472.9 1 311 384.5 2 084 130.8 1 575 842.1 19 232 540.4 3665 329 969.9 1226 141 730.0 59 370 389.2 16 908 254.3 7 542 879.1 15 502 092.2 6 589 836.0 836 095.7 20 458 175.0 8 960 586.6 264 501 767.5 18 426.2 29 829.1 837 388.1 5 015 406.2 522 333.8 3 066.0 995 812.1 344 725.0 412 259.4 90 409.3 6 647 138.5 4 830.0 2 595 064.4 54 058.5 2 611.5 224 200.6 26 549 299.1 10 442.8 691 156.7 1 957 084.0 1 344 526.7 1 303 191.0 1 032 472.9 627 965.0 511 985.6 71 265.3 February 1 477.8 2 542 455.3 177 348.9 431 823 248.5 241 659.7 5 768 622.0 4 372 481.8 12 809 263.6 151 237 313.0 2 080 806.5 1 249 742.0 63 566 974.7 1 312 810.0 2 001 181.1 1 788 413.6 20 748 187.2 3754 465 438.4 1278 770 523.0

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