Global Enterprise 500 market capitalization 40% Energy category into the most valuable industry

Xinhua Beijing, May 31, according to the Hong Kong "Wen Wei Po" reported that the Financial Times published this year, the world's top 500 companies in the global rankings, the total market value of the listed companies fell from last year's 26.8 trillion U.S. dollars to 15.6 trillion U.S. dollars, a decline of 42%, of which the total market value of the banking　　Energy has replaced banking as the most valuable industry, with Exxon Mobil and PetroChina respectively topping and runner-up. Reported that this year, a number of European and American Financial enterprises (banks, insurance, etc.) fell Shupang, including AIG, Merrill Lynch, Lehman Brothers and so on. Other gold companies also fell more than a few hundred, with Citigroup falling from 53rd to 358, and Dutch international group (ING) falling from 77th to 442, the Biggest Loser.　　The bank's total market value fell from $4.1 trillion to $1.9 trillion. But Chinese banks were unaffected and ICBC rose from 6th to 4th, continuing to be the world's highest-value listed bank. CCB and Bank of China rose to 13th and 21 respectively, also higher than the European and American banks.　　Shanghai Pudong Development Bank ranked No. 269, jumped 153, is one of the largest increase in enterprises.　　According to the report, although the energy category is the most valuable industry, but the industry leader is still divided into the first 10, including the 8-digit, 3rd-ranked U.S. retailer Wal-Mart, Microsoft, the U.S. telecommunications at&t, pharmaceutical and biotechnology manufacturers Jonson 6th to 8th. The report also pointed out that by country and region, the United States with 181 companies, the total market value of 6.2 trillion U.S. dollars in the rankings, the mainland's 27 listed companies in the total market value of 1.4 trillion U.S. dollars, followed by. Hong Kong has 16 companies with a total market value of $439.2 billion. Although the list of companies in Japan and the UK is 49 and 32 respectively, the total market capitalisation is lower than the mainland.