23-12-2022, 08:36 AM
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Actually, the main benchmark indexes of six countries ― Turkey, Argentina, India, Brazil, Indonesia and South Africa ― logged positive returns this year, with Turkey topping the chart with 181.26 percent and Argentina following with 101.38 percent. India, Brazil, Indonesia and South Africa followed the list with 4.26 percent, 2.83 percent, 1.55 percent and 0.35 percent, respectively.
Even with other G-20 countries that saw their stock market indexes fall, their drop rates did not exceed a range of minus 20 percent. Japan's Nikkei 225 posted a minus return of 9.33 percent, and the U.S.' Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) logged minus 10.21 percent.
China's SSE Composite Index also performed better than the KOSPI, as it fell by 19.25 percent this year, with the country's zero-COVID policy that entailed heavy lockdowns burdening the economy.
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Actually, the main benchmark indexes of six countries ― Turkey, Argentina, India, Brazil, Indonesia and South Africa ― logged positive returns this year, with Turkey topping the chart with 181.26 percent and Argentina following with 101.38 percent. India, Brazil, Indonesia and South Africa followed the list with 4.26 percent, 2.83 percent, 1.55 percent and 0.35 percent, respectively.
Even with other G-20 countries that saw their stock market indexes fall, their drop rates did not exceed a range of minus 20 percent. Japan's Nikkei 225 posted a minus return of 9.33 percent, and the U.S.' Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) logged minus 10.21 percent.
China's SSE Composite Index also performed better than the KOSPI, as it fell by 19.25 percent this year, with the country's zero-COVID policy that entailed heavy lockdowns burdening the economy.
https://www.koreatimes.co.kr/www/biz/202...42226.html