G-20 Countries Stock Index Year to Date Nov-04, 2011

This week the Greek debt issues continue to weigh on stocks of the G-20. Greek debt crisis domino effect has spread to Italy. Some analist say that the main causes are the politicians give generous subsidies to gain support from the community, and has been going on for many years.

G-20 leaders agreed to tighten rules and supervision on the banking sector, hedge funds, derivatives trading, and brokerage bonuses, which is expected to reduce speculative action and strengthen risk management of financial institutions.

Below is G-20 countries stock index to show us current global economy situation.

G-20 COUNTRIES STOCK INDEX YEAR TO DATE NOV-04, 2011
NO	G-20 MEMBER	INDEX	PRICE		GROWTH
			Last day of Dec 2010	Fri Nov 04, 11	%
1	European Union	EURO STOXX 50	2,792.82	2,291.47	-18
2	United States	DOW	11,577.51	11,983.24	4
3	China	SSEC	2,808.80	2,528.29	-10
4	Japan	N225	10,228.92	8,801.40	-14
5	Germany	DAX	6,914.19	5,966.16	-14
6	France	CAC 40	3,804.78	3,123.55	-18
7	United Kingdom	FTSE 100	5,971.00	5,527.16	-7
8	Brazil	BOVESPA	69,304.81	58,669.92	-15
9	Italy	FTSE Italia All-Share	20,935.64	16,203.34	-23
10	Canada	S&P/TSX Composite	13,443.22	12,408.20	-8
11	India	BSE 30	20,025.42	17,562.61	-12
12	Russia	RTSI	1,770.28	1,542.39	-13
13	Australia	AOI	4,846.90	4,342.50	-10
14	Mexico	IPC	38,550.79	36,689.40	-5
15	South Korea	Seoul Composite	2,051.00	1,928.41	-6
16	Turkey	Istanbul SE National 100	66,004.48	56,180.24	-15
17	Indonesia	IHSG	3,703.51	3,783.63	2
18	Saudi Arabia	Tadawul All Share	6,620.75	6,215.67	-6
19	Argentina	MerVal	3,523.59	2,761.36	-22
20	South Africa	JSE All Share	32,118.89	31,917.00	-1
Sorted by GDP biggest