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Equity levels and flows
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Levels
Levels mean market equity (stock, share) value. This is market cap value of exchange listed companies. Remember that 99 % by number (and perhaps 50 % by value) of all joint-stock companies are small and not listed on stock exchanges.
2003
Stock market capitalization at the end of 2003 (compared with GDP converted to € through estimated purchasing power parity exchange rates) (ECB: Statistics pocket book)
- EU: €6.0 trillion (59% of PPP GDP)
- Japan: €2.4 trillion (75% of PPP GDP)
- United States: €10.7 trillion (108% of PPP GDP)
Level change
Level change means price change in market cap levels during a period of time (here a year).
2004
National stock market index price performance during 2004
Americas
- Mexico City, Mexico (Indice de Precios y Cotizaciones) +44 percent
- São Paulo, Brazil (Índice Bovespa) +16 percent
- New York City, USA (S&P 500) +8 percent
- New York (Nasdaq composite ) +7 percent
- New York (Dow Jones Industrial Average) +3 percent
- Toronto, Canada (TSX)
Asia
- Jakarta, Indonesia (JSX Composite) +42 percent
- Philippines (PHS Composite ) +24 percent
- Malaysia (KLSE Composite ) +14 percent
- Hong Kong, China (Hang Seng) +13 percent
- Mumbai, India (Bombay Sensex 30) +10 percent
- Tokyo, Japan (Nikkei 225) +5 percent
- Taipei, Taiwan (TAIEX) +2 percent
- Shanghai, China (SSE Composite) -13 percent
Europe
- Kiev, Ukraine (KAC-20 ) +251 percent
- Bucharest, Romania (BET-10) +100 percent
- Budapest, Hungary (BUX) +54 percent
- Prague, Czech Republic (PX 50) +54 percent
- Reykjavik, Iceland (ICEX Main) +53 percent
- Oslo, Norway (OSE All Share ) +39 percent
- Warsaw, Poland (WIG) +26 percent
- Denmark (KAX All Share ) +21 percent
- Stockholm, Sweden (SAX All Share) +17 percent
- Madrid, Spain (IBEX-35) +16 percent
- Milan, Spain (MIB30 ) +16 percent
- London, UK (FTSE) +7 percent
- Frankfurt, Germany (DAX 30) +7 percent
- Paris, France (CAC 40) +7 percent
- Moscow, Russia (RTS Index) +5 percent
- Helsinki, Finland (HEX All Share ) +4 percent
- Zürich, Switzerland (Swiss Market Index ) +3 percent
- Amsterdam, Netherlands (AEX index) +3 percent
New issues
New issues mean equity issued and sold during a period of time.
2004
Global equity & equity-related issuance totaled $505bn for the year, representing a 29.9% increase over the $389bn raised in 2003. Initial public offerings increased nearly 220% in 233 offerings that raised $44 billion.
2003
The equity market showed signs of recovery as Global Equity and Equity-related industry proceeds surpassed those of 2002 by 21.9%. The fourth quarter accounted for 34.6% of overall proceeds raised.
Flows
Debt and equity issuance reported by Thomson Financial ([1]) ($ billions and number of isses).
Global Equity and Equity-related
- 2004: 505 (3,628) (Q4 2004 report)
- 2003: 388 (2,418) (Q4 2003 report)
- 2002: 319 (?) (Q4 2003 report)
Global Convertible Offerings
- 2004: 98 (469) (Q4 2004 report)
- 2003: 164 (486) (Q4 2003 report)
- 2002: 96 (?) (Q4 2003 report)
Europe
Global Common Stock - EMEA
- 2004: ? (?) (Q4 2004 report)
- 2003: 52 (308) (Q4 2003 report)
- 2002: ? (?) (Q4 2003 report)
United States
Global Common Stock - US Issuers
- 2004: 129 (767) (Q4 2004 report)
- 2003: 79 (520) (Q4 2003 report)
- 2002: 88 (?) (Q4 2003 report)
Global Initial Public Offerings - US Issuers
- 2004: 44 (233) (Q4 2004 report)
- 2003: 14 (79) (Q4 2003 report)
- 2002: 23 (?) (Q4 2003 report)
Trading volume
Trading volume is number of securities bought and sold (a "transaction"). To be expanded.
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