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Switzerland - Stock Turnover Ratio 1987

Name: Switzerland Stock Turnover Ratio 1987
Creator: World Bank
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Stocks traded, turnover ratio of domestic shares · World Bank

329.03% +227.55pp from 1986 Global rank: 27th

Switzerland's stock turnover ratio was 329.03% in 1987, increased +227.55pp from 101.48% in 1986. This was the 27th highest globally.

Global Ranking - 1987▾

Stock Turnover Ratio by Country - 1987
Rank	Country	Value	YoY
1st	Luxembourg	1.76%	-33.4%
2nd	South Africa	7.13%	41.2%
3rd	Argentina	10.15%	-32.5%
4th	Denmark	10.55%	-10.9%
5th	Austria	17.43%	-3.0%
6th	New Zealand	18.74%	93.5%
7th	Belgium	19.33%	50.3%
8th	Malaysia	20.88%	165.5%
9th	Canada	22.99%	35.5%
10th	Sweden	27.83%	4.2%
11th	Finland	33.70%	99.4%
12th	Australia	37.25%	96.1%
13th	Israel	39.87%	88.0%
14th	Singapore	40.40%	150.4%
15th	Netherlands	51.14%	27.4%
16th	France	57.47%	59.4%
17th	Spain	57.48%	77.9%
18th	United Kingdom	62.83%	162.9%
19th	Japan	73.88%	14.0%
20th	Korea	78.30%	-2.1%
21st	Norway	81.14%	382.4%
22nd	Hong Kong SAR, China	83.97%	195.2%
23rd	European Union	95.98%	129.3%
24th	United States	113.63%	32.2%
25th	Mexico	115.14%	58.6%
26th	Germany	194.27%	229.7%
27th	Switzerland	329.03%	224.2%

FAQ

What was Switzerland's stock turnover ratio in 1987?▾

Switzerland's stock turnover ratio in 1987 was 329.03%. This ranked 27th globally.

How did Switzerland's stock turnover ratio change in 1987?▾

Switzerland's stock turnover ratio increased by 224.2% in 1987 compared to 1986.

Which country had the highest stock turnover ratio in 1987?▾

Switzerland had the highest stock turnover ratio in 1987 at 329.03%.

What is the stock turnover ratio of Switzerland in 1987?▾

The stock turnover ratio of Switzerland in 1987 was 329.03%. This ranked 27th globally.

How does 1987 compare to 1986 for Switzerland's stock turnover ratio?▾

Switzerland's stock turnover ratio went from 101.48% in 1986 to 329.03% in 1987, a 224.2% increase.

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