Stock market capitalization, percent of GDP - Country rankings

The average for 2017 was 88.26 percent.The highest value was in Hong Kong: 1274.13 percent and the lowest value was in Costa Rica: 5.26 percent. Below is a chart for all countries where data are available for: Stock market capitalization, percent of GDP.

Stock market capitalization as percent of GDP, 2017
(percent, Source: The World Bank, TheGlobalEconomy.com)

1. Hong Kong

2. South Africa

3. Switzerland

4. Singapore

5. USA

6. Malaysia

7. Canada

8. Netherlands

9. Japan

10. Thailand

11. South Korea

12. Australia

13. Luxembourg

14. France

15. Chile

16. Philippines

17. India

18. Belgium

19. Qatar

20. Mauritius

21. Norway

22. Barbados

23. China

24. Spain

25. Israel

26. Saudi Arabia

27. UA Emirates

28. Germany

29. Bahrain

30. Morocco

31. Jordan

32. Vietnam

33. Indonesia

34. Peru

35. Brazil

36. New Zealand

37. Ireland

38. Malta

39. Croatia

40. Russia

41. Colombia

42. Poland

43. Mexico

44. Austria

45. Portugal

46. Bangladesh

47. Oman

48. Kazakhstan

49. Palestine

50. Turkey

51. Greece

52. Panama

53. Iran

54. Hungary

55. Tunisia

56. Namibia

57. Sri Lanka

58. Lebanon

59. Egypt

60. Argentina

61. Slovenia

62. Cyprus

63. Nigeria

64. Costa Rica

Definition: Market capitalization (also known as market value) is the share price times the number of shares outstanding (including their several classes) for listed domestic companies. Investment funds, unit trusts, and companies whose only business goal is to hold shares of other listed companies are excluded. Data are end of year values.

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