世界股市的大小分佈 !
是禍還是福 ?
finance.yahoo.com
By Elena Holodny
Sometimes it helps to take look the world through an unconventional perspective when thinking about the size of things.
So here's a pretty awesome map
from Bank of America Merrill Lynch's "Transforming World Atlas" research
note that shows the world according to free-float equity market capitalization in billions of dollars measured by the MSCI.
The US, with a market cap of
$17.9 trillion, is the biggest and represents 53.4% of the world's
market cap — the highest percentage since November 2003.
The next largest equity markets are Japan, UK, France, Switzerland, Germany, and China.
Hong Kong's market cap is pretty
close in size to China (although, both are significantly smaller than
countries like the US and Japan).
Another interesting to do is to compare this map to the a similar one from last year.
Although the relative sizes of the countries are little changed, the
market cap sizes for most of the stock markets have shrunk.
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