Chart of the Day: Beijing has the second highest GDP and the highest market cap to GDP. Shenzhen and Shanghai are in the top 5 in terms of GDP and second and third respectively in terms of market cap to GDP.

Chart of the Day: Beijing, Shanghai, and Shenzhen have most listed companies and account for 51% of China’s total market capitalization. The remaining of the top 10 account for between 1-3% individually and 13% together.

Chart of the Day: Manufacturing accounts for 53% of Shanghai Stock Exchange, next is trading. Shenzhen is even higher 69%, but has grown Info Tech companies to be 8.4% of the market. Becoming ‘Silicon Valley’ of China, if not the world.

Chart of the Day: Shenzhen Stock Exchange has about 2,000 listed companies, considerably higher than Shanghai. Shanghai has grown slightly faster over the last three years.

Chart of the Day: In terms of number of listings Shenzhen accounts for 61% and Shanghai 39%. In terms of market capitalization it’s the opposite Shanghai 61% and Shenzhen 39%.

Chart of the Day: From its humble beginnings in 1993 the Chinese market now has more than 3,000 listed companies. Meanwhile, the rest of the world has seen a fall in the number of listed companies.