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As another way of looking at global equity returns for 2005, we mapped the performance of each country's major index using colors. Ninety-two percent of the countries posted gains, and Middle Eastern and Eastern European countries were up the most. From a political perspective, it is interesting that Venezuela, Iran, and China were three of the four worst performing countries.
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What is the basis for "market cap" used in this comparison? Is it the sum of all equity caps on all of the exchanges inside a single country? Is it based on local currencies or the USD?
Posted by: crt | July 12, 2006 at 07:56 AM