Top Global Index Performance in 2026 (YTD)

KOSPI (South Korea): +27.78%

Bovespa (Brazil): +16.15%

TAIEX (Taiwan): +14.50%

TOPIX (Japan): +12.02%

Nikkei 225 (Japan): +9.60%

Russell 2000 (United States): +5.52%

FTSE 100 (United Kingdom): +5.32%

FTSE/JSE Top 40 (South Africa): +4.72%

STOXX Europe 600 (Europe): +4.21%

Dow Jones (United States): +2.31%

IBEX 35 (Spain): +2.26%

SMI (Switzerland): +2.93%

CAC 40 (France): +1.83%

DAX (Germany): +1.74%

Euro Stoxx 50 (Europe): +1.50%

Hang Seng (Hong Kong): +1.40%

Shanghai Composite (China): +1.46%

S&P/ASX 200 (Australia): +2.40%

S&P 500 (United States): −0.33%

CSI 300 (China): −1.22%

Nifty 50 (India): −1.80%

Nasdaq-100 (United States): −1.88%

Sensex (India): −2.22%

Nasdaq Composite (United States): −2.97%

Most of the strongest performers this year are non-US and less tech-heavy markets.

Meanwhile, major tech-driven US indices are lagging or negative YTD.

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