The BBC Global 30 was a worldwide stock market index, run as a global economic barometer. Started by the BBC on 29 September 2004 and last updated on 31 December 2019, it mixed the economic information of 30 of the world's largest companies based in three continents. It proved to be very volatile, as many of the companies had major gains and losses during the index's lifetime.

BBC Global 30
Foundation2004
OperatorBBC
Trading symbolBBC30
Constituents30
Weighting methodModified Market Cap Weighted
Websitewww.bbc.co.uk

Constituents

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The companies in the index (since 2013)[1][2] are:

BBC Global 30 Components
Country Company Ticker Industry
  United States Apple NasdaqAAPL Consumer Electronics
  United States AT&T NYSET Telecommunications
  Germany BASF FWBBAS Chemicals
  United States Berkshire Hathaway NYSEBRK.B Conglomerate
  Australia BHP LSEBHP Mining & Energy
  Japan Canon TYO: 7751 Consumer Electronics
  Hong Kong CLP Group SEHK2 Energy
  Australia Commonwealth Bank ASXCBA Banking
  United States DuPont NYSEDD Chemicals
  France Engie Euronext ParisENGI Energy
  United States ExxonMobil NYSEXOM Energy
  Japan FANUC TYO: 6954 Electronics
  United States General Electric NYSEGE Conglomerate
  United Kingdom HSBC LSEHSBA Banking
  Spain Inditex BMADITX Clothing
  United States Johnson & Johnson NYSEJNJ Pharmaceutical
   Switzerland Nestlé SIXNESN Food & Beverage
   Switzerland Novartis SIXNOVN Pharmaceutical
  Japan NTT Docomo TYO: 9437 Telecommunications
  United States Procter & Gamble NYSEPG Consumer Goods
  United Kingdom Rio Tinto LSERIO Mining
  United Kingdom Royal Dutch Shell LSERDSA Energy
  Germany SAP FWBSAP Software
  Germany Siemens FWBSIE Conglomerate
  United States Southern Company NYSESO Energy
  Japan Takeda Pharmaceutical Company TYO: 4502 Pharmaceutical
  Japan Toyota TYO: 7203 Automotive
  United Kingdom Vodafone LSEVOD Telecommunications
  Australia Wesfarmers ASXWES Conglomerate
  Australia Woodside Petroleum ASXWPL Energy
  United States Walmart NYSEWMT Retail

See also

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References

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  1. ^ BBC Global 30, calculated by FTSE
  2. ^ "BBC Global 30 Constituents". www.dividendmax.com. Retrieved 14 September 2019.
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