South Africa - Stock Turnover Ratio 1989

Stocks traded, turnover ratio of domestic shares · World Bank
5.09% +1.60pp from 1988 Global rank: 2nd

South Africa's stock turnover ratio was 5.09% in 1989, increased +1.60pp from 3.49% in 1988. This was the 2nd highest globally.

Global Ranking - 1989▾
Stock Turnover Ratio by Country - 1989
RankCountryValueYoY
1st Luxembourg 1.98% -34.4%
2nd South Africa 5.09% 45.7%
3rd New Zealand 7.00% -12.7%
4th Belgium 11.34% -19.1%
5th Argentina 12.39% -92.6%
6th Sweden 15.12% -19.2%
7th Canada 16.45% 6.9%
8th Malaysia 16.64% 53.3%
9th Finland 25.28% 8.8%
10th Australia 31.03% 4.3%
11th Netherlands 31.65% 13.4%
12th Spain 32.24% 11.5%
13th France 32.77% 13.5%
14th Denmark 34.80% 87.1%
15th United Kingdom 38.99% -5.8%
16th Singapore 39.29% 104.1%
17th Hong Kong SAR, China 44.58% 41.6%
18th Israel 45.46% 6.1%
19th European Union 47.89% -17.0%
20th Mexico 50.03% -0.9%
21st Norway 51.53% 68.6%
22nd Thailand 55.11% -
23rd Japan 61.24% -8.7%
24th United States 69.23% -2.1%
25th Korea 85.05% -5.6%
26th Germany 95.31% -30.8%
27th Austria 108.02% 444.6%
28th Switzerland 242.07% -12.6%

FAQ

What was South Africa's stock turnover ratio in 1989?▾

South Africa's stock turnover ratio in 1989 was 5.09%. This ranked 2nd globally.

How did South Africa's stock turnover ratio change in 1989?▾

South Africa's stock turnover ratio increased by 45.7% in 1989 compared to 1988.

Which country had the highest stock turnover ratio in 1989?▾

Switzerland had the highest stock turnover ratio in 1989 at 242.07%.

What is the stock turnover ratio of South Africa in 1989?▾

The stock turnover ratio of South Africa in 1989 was 5.09%. This ranked 2nd globally.

How does 1989 compare to 1988 for South Africa's stock turnover ratio?▾

South Africa's stock turnover ratio went from 3.49% in 1988 to 5.09% in 1989, a 45.7% increase.

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