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New Zealand - Market Capitalization 1988

Name: New Zealand Market Capitalization 1988
Creator: World Bank
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Market capitalization of listed domestic companies as % of GDP · World Bank

29.77% −9.00% from 1987 Global rank: 16th

New Zealand's market capitalization was 29.77% in 1988, decreased +9.00% from 38.77% in 1987. This was the 16th highest globally.

Global Ranking - 1988▾

Market Capitalization by Country - 1988
Rank	Country	Value	YoY
1st	Hong Kong SAR, China	124.62%	16.7%
2nd	South Africa	121.36%	-15.6%
3rd	Japan	121.22%	14.7%
4th	Singapore	94.64%	10.7%
5th	Luxembourg	89.91%	4.7%
6th	Canada	87.72%	-6.3%
7th	United Kingdom	78.18%	-14.3%
8th	Malaysia	65.37%	15.2%
9th	Switzerland	65.11%	0.0%
10th	Australia	58.21%	-28.4%
11th	United States	53.09%	1.8%
12th	Sweden	48.23%	25.2%
13th	Korea	45.92%	111.6%
14th	Netherlands	41.21%	16.1%
15th	Belgium	36.22%	29.9%
16th	New Zealand	29.77%	-23.2%
17th	Finland	28.02%	28.4%
18th	Spain	24.18%	8.4%
19th	Denmark	23.27%	24.9%
20th	European Union	22.25%	15.8%
21st	France	22.05%	31.3%
22nd	Germany	17.84%	6.4%
23rd	Norway	15.46%	22.6%
24th	Italy	15.15%	1.7%
25th	Israel	10.29%	-63.4%
26th	Mexico	8.37%	36.4%
27th	Austria	7.55%	17.7%
28th	Argentina	2.01%	54.3%

FAQ

What was New Zealand's market capitalization in 1988?▾

New Zealand's market capitalization in 1988 was 29.77%. This ranked 16th globally.

How did New Zealand's market capitalization change in 1988?▾

New Zealand's market capitalization decreased by 23.2% in 1988 compared to 1987.

Which country had the highest market capitalization in 1988?▾

Hong Kong SAR, China had the highest market capitalization in 1988 at 124.62%.

What is the market capitalization of New Zealand in 1988?▾

The market capitalization of New Zealand in 1988 was 29.77%. This ranked 16th globally.

How does 1988 compare to 1987 for New Zealand's market capitalization?▾

New Zealand's market capitalization went from 38.77% in 1987 to 29.77% in 1988, a 23.2% decrease.

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