The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) is a major financial hub in China and one of the largest stock markets in the world by volume and market capitalization. It lists leading Chinese companies like PetroChina, the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China (ICBC), and SAIC Motor. While the SSE has experienced rapid growth and reflects China’s growing economic influence, it still trails the New York Stock Exchange in overall market value. The NYSE’s listings include some of the world’s most valuable and widely held stocks, many of which have global operations and investor bases. Additionally, the SSE has more government oversight and limitations on foreign investment compared to the NYSE, which adds further differentiation. Though the SSE may continue to climb in size and significance, it is not yet the world’s largest — that distinction remains with the NYSE.