In this last of three articles on the world's stock markets, we look to the future
Around the world, stock markets have grown to many different shapes and sizes. In 1531 the first exchange was created in Antwerp; today there are more than 150 in all, from New York to New Zealand. Most countries have one of their own and some, like the US and Japan, have more than one. Stock exchanges have stood throughout history as symbols of national pride, though they are now opening their doors to the influences of globalization. In our last two articles (December 2000, January 2001)
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