The Paris Stock Exchange, known as Euronext Paris, is France's largest stock exchange and part of a pan-European marketplace. It trades various financial instruments including indices, equities, commodities, bonds, and derivatives. The exchange's performance is measured by the CAC 40 index, representing the 40 largest companies by market capitalization. The Paris Bourse has a rich history, evolving from a public trading place in the 19th century to a fully electronic exchange by 1998. It consists of multiple market sections and indices, including the Premier Marché, Second Marché, and Nouveau Marché, catering to different types of companies and investors.

The Paris Stock Exchange, known as Euronext Paris, is France's largest stock exchange and part of a pan-European marketplace. It trades various financial instruments including indices, equities, commodities, bonds, and derivatives. The exchange's performance is measured by the CAC 40 index, representing the 40 largest companies by market capitalization. The Paris Bourse has a rich history, evolving from a public trading place in the 19th century to a fully electronic exchange by 1998. It consists of multiple market sections and indices, including the Premier Marché, Second Marché, and Nouveau Marché, catering to different types of companies and investors.