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Financial markets development, 2021:

The average for 2021 based on 40 countries was 0.382 index points. The highest value was in Switzerland: 0.921 index points and the lowest value was in Bosnia and Herzegovina: 0.002 index points. The indicator is available from 1980 to 2021. Below is a chart for all countries where data are available.

Measure: index points; Source: International Monetary Fund
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Countries Financial markets development, 2021 Global rank Available data
Switzerland 0.921 1 1980 - 2021
UK 0.854 2 1980 - 2021
Spain 0.8 3 1980 - 2021
Italy 0.782 4 1980 - 2021
Sweden 0.781 5 1980 - 2021
Netherlands 0.759 6 1980 - 2021
Germany 0.756 7 1980 - 2021
France 0.751 8 1980 - 2021
Norway 0.697 9 1980 - 2021
Finland 0.653 10 1980 - 2021
Ireland 0.638 11 1980 - 2021
Denmark 0.566 12 1980 - 2021
Luxembourg 0.564 13 1980 - 2021
Turkey 0.563 14 1985 - 2021
Portugal 0.553 15 1980 - 2021
Austria 0.551 16 1980 - 2021
Greece 0.498 17 1982 - 2021
Belgium 0.487 18 1980 - 2021
Russia 0.439 19 1984 - 2021
Cyprus 0.438 20 1980 - 2021
Hungary 0.384 21 1982 - 2021
Malta 0.373 22 1980 - 2021
Poland 0.362 23 1980 - 2021
Iceland 0.272 24 1980 - 2021
Croatia 0.237 25 1992 - 2021
Czechia 0.103 26 1990 - 2021
Slovenia 0.091 27 1980 - 2021
Romania 0.071 28 1980 - 2021
Bulgaria 0.069 29 1988 - 2021
Serbia 0.055 30 1994 - 2021
Estonia 0.051 31 1992 - 2021
Ukraine 0.036 32 1992 - 2021
Latvia 0.034 33 1993 - 2021
Lithuania 0.027 34 1993 - 2021
Slovakia 0.025 35 1991 - 2021
Belarus 0.017 36 1993 - 2021
Albania 0.008 37 1992 - 2021
North Macedonia 0.004 38 1992 - 2021
Moldova 0.003 39 1992 - 2021
Bosnia & Herz. 0.002 40 1995 - 2021



Definition: An index for overall financial markets development based on the three subindexes for depth, access, and efficiency listed on the indictors menu. See Svirydzenka, Katsiaryna (IMF, 2016) for more detail.

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