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Performance Derby: Global Markets Performance Derby: Global Markets Yardeni Research, Inc. September 29, 2021 Dr. Ed Yardeni 516-972-7683 [email protected] Joe Abbott 732-497-5306 [email protected] Please visit our sites at www.yardeni.com blog.yardeni.com thinking outside the box Global Markets Table 1: Global Stock Markets Performance (as of September 29, 2021) Weekly % change Sep 2021-T-D % change Q3-2021-T-D % change 2021-T-D % change Peru (Lima) 2.3 Japan (Nikkei 225) 5.2 Argentina (Merval) 21.5 Argentina (Merval) 48.0 Czech Republic (PX50) 2.0 Peru (Lima) 4.9 Czech Republic (PX50) 14.6 Czech Republic (PX50) 28.6 South Africa (JSE 40) 1.9 Russia (RTS) 4.3 India (Bombay Sensex) 13.2 Russia (RTS) 26.6 Nigeria (SE All Share) 1.9 India (Bombay Sensex) 3.2 Hungary (BUX) 10.1 India (Bombay Sensex) 24.4 Hong Kong (Hang Seng) 1.8 Czech Republic (PX50) 2.9 Netherlands (Amsterdam) 6.3 Netherlands (Amsterdam) 24.2 Argentina (Merval) 1.4 Israel (Tel Aviv 100) 2.0 Russia (RTS) 6.2 Hungary (BUX) 23.5 Hungary (BUX) 1.4 Philippines (Manila) 1.1 Slovakia (SAX) 6.1 Sweden (AffarsvardnGen) 20.2 Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) 1.2 Nigeria (SE All Share) 1.0 Israel (Tel Aviv 100) 5.2 Israel (Tel Aviv 100) 18.3 Spain (Madrid) 1.2 Singapore (Straits Times) 0.6 Nigeria (SE All Share) 4.4 France (CAC 40) 18.2 Indonesia (Jakarta) 0.9 China (Shanghai-Shenzhen 300) 0.6 Ireland (ISEQ) 3.7 US (S&P 500) 16.1 Singapore (Straits Times) 0.9 Indonesia (Jakarta) 0.2 Poland (Wig 20) 3.3 Mexico (IPC) 15.9 India (Bombay Sensex) 0.8 Spain (Madrid) 0.2 Indonesia (Jakarta) 3.0 Italy (FTSE MIB) 15.8 Philippines (Manila) 0.6 Hungary (BUX) 0.1 Turkey (IMKB National 100) 2.6 Canada (Toronto 300) 15.6 Russia (RTS) 0.5 Slovakia (SAX) 0.0 Japan (Nikkei 225) 2.6 Poland (Wig 20) 15.5 UK (FTSE 100) 0.3 UK (FTSE 100) -0.2 Italy (FTSE MIB) 2.5 Ireland (ISEQ) 14.9 China (Shanghai-Shenzhen 300) 0.3 Argentina (Merval) -0.8 Thailand (Bangkok) 1.8 Taiwan (TWSE) 14.4 Israel (Tel Aviv 100) 0.2 Italy (FTSE MIB) -1.0 Mexico (IPC) 1.6 Slovakia (SAX) 12.2 Italy (FTSE MIB) 0.1 Thailand (Bangkok) -1.3 US (S&P 500) 1.4 Germany (DAX) 12.0 Slovakia (SAX) 0.0 Netherlands (Amsterdam) -1.5 Egypt (CASE 30) 1.3 Thailand (Bangkok) 11.6 Thailand (Bangkok) -0.2 France (CAC 40) -1.8 UK (FTSE 100) 1.0 UK (FTSE 100) 10.0 Japan (Nikkei 225) -0.3 Canada (Toronto 300) -2.1 Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) 1.0 Australia (All Ordinaries) 9.5 Taiwan (TWSE) -0.4 Germany (DAX) -3.0 France (CAC 40) 0.8 Spain (Madrid) 8.7 Mexico (IPC) -0.5 Poland (Wig 20) -3.3 Sweden (AffarsvardnGen) 0.8 Switzerland (SMI) 8.6 US (S&P 500) -0.8 Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) -3.4 Philippines (Manila) 0.5 Singapore (Straits Times) 8.1 Germany (DAX) -0.9 Ireland (ISEQ) -3.5 Spain (Madrid) 0.1 Japan (Nikkei 225) 7.7 Turkey (IMKB National 100) -1.1 US (S&P 500) -3.6 Canada (Toronto 300) 0.0 Greece (Athens) 7.1 France (CAC 40) -1.1 Taiwan (TWSE) -3.6 Chile (IGPA General) -0.9 South Africa (JSE 40) 6.7 Canada (Toronto 300) -1.2 Chile (IGPA General) -4.1 Germany (DAX) -1.1 South Korea (Kospi) 6.5 Australia (All Ordinaries) -1.2 Australia (All Ordinaries) -4.1 Australia (All Ordinaries) -1.1 Indonesia (Jakarta) 3.1 Chile (IGPA General) -1.5 Mexico (IPC) -4.2 Peru (Lima) -1.8 Chile (IGPA General) 2.6 Switzerland (SMI) -1.8 South Korea (Kospi) -4.3 Singapore (Straits Times) -1.8 Pakistan (Karachi) 1.4 Poland (Wig 20) -1.8 Hong Kong (Hang Seng) -4.7 Greece (Athens) -2.1 Nigeria (SE All Share) -1.7 Brazil (Bovespa) -1.9 South Africa (JSE 40) -4.9 Switzerland (SMI) -2.6 Philippines (Manila) -2.9 Egypt (CASE 30) -1.9 Turkey (IMKB National 100) -5.4 South Africa (JSE 40) -3.6 Egypt (CASE 30) -4.2 Netherlands (Amsterdam) -2.1 Greece (Athens) -6.2 Taiwan (TWSE) -5.1 Malaysia (Kuala Lumpur) -4.9 South Korea (Kospi) -2.6 Switzerland (SMI) -6.3 Pakistan (Karachi) -6.3 Turkey (IMKB National 100) -5.7 Pakistan (Karachi) -2.7 Pakistan (Karachi) -6.4 South Korea (Kospi) -7.2 China (Shanghai-Shenzhen 300) -7.2 Sweden (AffarsvardnGen) -2.8 Sweden (AffarsvardnGen) -6.6 China (Shanghai-Shenzhen 300) -7.5 Brazil (Bovespa) -7.5 Greece (Athens) -3.1 Egypt (CASE 30) -6.8 Brazil (Bovespa) -13.2 Hong Kong (Hang Seng) -9.4 Ireland (ISEQ) -3.8 Brazil (Bovespa) -7.3 Hong Kong (Hang Seng) -14.4 Peru (Lima) -11.1 MSCI Emerging Markets -0.4 MSCI EAFE -1.5 MSCI World 1.0 MSCI World 14.5 MSCI Emerging Asia -0.5 MSCI Europe -2.8 MSCI EAFE 0.8 MSCI Europe 13.3 MSCI EAFE -1.0 MSCI World -3.1 MSCI Europe 0.4 MSCI EAFE 12.1 MSCI World -1.1 MSCI Emerging Markets -3.3 MSCI Emerging Markets -7.6 MSCI Emerging Markets -1.2 MSCI Europe -1.3 MSCI Emerging Asia -3.6 MSCI Emerging Latin America -9.2 MSCI Emerging Asia -3.7 MSCI Emerging Latin America -2.1 MSCI Emerging Latin America -7.2 MSCI Emerging Asia -9.4 MSCI Emerging Latin America -5.0 Source: Haver Analytics. 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