Total Market VolumeOther markets: the most-traded companies. The share each market's tracked companies hold now:Chinanot measuredGermanynot measuredFrancenot measuredUnited Kingdomnot measuredItalynot measuredSpainnot measuredNetherlandsnot measuredBrazilnot measuredIsraelnot measuredCanadanot measuredSouth Koreanot measuredJapannot measuredA market's total counts only the lines measured, so its true share is at most this.
The whole US market🇺🇸US stocks$719.4B · 0.9× normal · 12 Nov/🇺🇸US ETFs$281.7B · 1.0× normal · 12 Nov/🇺🇸US total$1.00T · 0.9× normal · 12 Nov▲221 ▼851 · 30% $ upUS total: 221 rising, 851 falling, 22 unchanged; 30% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/Tracked markets / regions🇨🇦Canada$7.8B · 0.7× normal · 12 Nov▲37 ▼70 · 39% $ upCanada: 37 rising, 70 falling, 0 unchanged; 39% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/🇬🇧UK$10.2B · 1.2× normal · 12 Nov▲69 ▼33 · 50% $ upUK: 69 rising, 33 falling, 7 unchanged; 50% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/🇩🇪Germany$5.8B · 1.1× normal · 12 Nov▲28 ▼54 · 43% $ upGermany: 28 rising, 54 falling, 1 unchanged; 43% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/🇫🇷France$4.6B · 0.9× normal · 12 Nov▲36 ▼45 · 58% $ upFrance: 36 rising, 45 falling, 3 unchanged; 58% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/🇮🇹Italy$3.4B · 1.0× normal · 12 Nov▲27 ▼34 · 42% $ upItaly: 27 rising, 34 falling, 5 unchanged; 42% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/🇳🇱Netherlands$2.7B · 0.9× normal · 12 Nov▲19 ▼24 · 19% $ upNetherlands: 19 rising, 24 falling, 3 unchanged; 19% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/🇪🇸Spain$1.8B · 0.9× normal · 12 Nov▲25 ▼25 · 48% $ upSpain: 25 rising, 25 falling, 4 unchanged; 48% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/🇮🇱Israel$0.7B · 0.6× normal · 12 Nov▲38 ▼60 · 64% $ upIsrael: 38 rising, 60 falling, 7 unchanged; 64% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/🇨🇳China$99.5B · 1.2× normal · 1 still to report · 12 Nov▲62 ▼149 · 31% $ upChina: 62 rising, 149 falling, 6 unchanged; 31% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/🇯🇵Japan$43.1B · 1.0× normal · 12 Nov▲70 ▼57 · 28% $ upJapan: 70 rising, 57 falling, 4 unchanged; 28% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/🇰🇷Korea$13.7B · 1.0× normal · 12 Nov▲24 ▼57 · 36% $ upKorea: 24 rising, 57 falling, 1 unchanged; 36% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)/🇧🇷Brazil$3.8B · 0.6× normal · 11 Nov▲68 ▼22 · 61% $ upBrazil: 68 rising, 22 falling, 1 unchanged; 61% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-11)/
open · pre-market · after hours · closed▲ rising, ▼ falling companies, and the share of dollar volume in the rising ones (latest session).Every US-listed stock and ETF, from paid end-of-day market data and the official US listings directory; not a sample. Other markets: their tracked companies only.Unusual volume today →How these figures are built →
Germany
Materials & Critical Inputs
Mining, metals, chemicals and industrial materials, from copper, iron ore and gold to industrial gases and specialty materials.
Breadth in Germany ▲0 ▼3 · 0% $ upMaterials & Critical Inputs in Germany: 0 rising, 3 falling, 0 unchanged; 0% of the dollar volume traded in rising companies (1 day, 2026-11-12)
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Advancing / declining
28 / 54A/D 0.52
Dollar volume in rising names
43%
Above normal volume
45%12% heavy
52-week highs / lows
2 / 2
Above 50-day average
58%53% above 200-day
Dollar volume
$257.1M
Share of Germany
4.5%
vs prior 20 sessions
↑ 1.1×
Session
12 Nov 2026
Materials & Critical Inputs stocks in Germany traded $257.1M on 12 Nov 2026, 1.1× their prior 20 sessions and 4.5% of the market's volume. The 3 largest companies there by dollar volume were BASF (BAS.DE), Henkel (HEN3.DE) and Merck KGaA (MRK.DE).
Companies by dollar volume 4 in the sector · session 12 Nov