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A major index typically refers to a stock market index that represents a significant portion of the market and is widely used as a benchmark to gauge the overall performance of the market or specific sectors of the economy. Major indices consist of a select group of stocks that are meant to reflect the broader market's behavior and trends. Some of the most well-known major indices include: 1. **S&P 500**: Comprises 500 of the largest U.S.

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