Source: https://www.marketcapwatch.com/all-countries/
This treemap compares the market capitalization of listed companies across the world’s major blocs. The United States dominates with $69.9T, followed by China at $19.8T. Japan ($7.2T), the UK ($4.2T), France ($3.2T), Canada ($3.8T), and Germany ($2.9T) round out the G7, while India ($5.1T),Saudi Arabia ($2.5T), and others highlight BRICS’ growing presence. The “Rest of the World” collectively accounts for $24.7T.
Cool plot. But for someone who doesn't know much about economics, what is this supposed to tell me?
In context with actual production, it tells you how big the bubble is