1. Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA): One of the oldest and most concerned stock market indexes in the United States, consisting of 30 large listed companies.
2.NASDAQCompositeIndex: The representative index of American technology stocks, covering all companies listed on the Nasdaq market.
3. Standard & Poor's 500 Index (S&; P500): An important index of American stock market, which consists of 500 large listed companies and covers many industries.
4. London Financial Times 100 Index (FTSE 100): A representative index of the British stock market, which consists of the 100 largest companies listed on the London Stock Exchange.
5. Frankfurt stock market index: an important index of the German stock market, consisting of 30 large listed companies.
6. Paris Stock Market Index: A representative index of the French stock market, consisting of 40 large listed companies.
7.EuroStoxx50: the representative index of the euro zone, consisting of 50 large listed companies.
8. Nikkei 225: The representative index of Japan's stock market, consisting of 225 large listed companies.
9. Hong Kong Hang Seng Index: A representative index of the Hong Kong stock market, consisting of 50 large listed companies.
10.SSECompositeIndex: an important index of China stock market, covering all companies listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange.
These indexes are only a part of the global stock market index, and each country and region has its own unique stock market index to reflect the performance of the local stock market. When paying attention to the global stock market, we can refer to these major indexes and local stock market indexes in order to have a more comprehensive understanding of the dynamics of the global economy and financial markets.