Wall Street largest weekly rally, G-20 average going up

Wall Street rally to about 7% up last Friday, the largest weekly point gain since October-31, as November job reports show economy is doing better, at least for America. But investors are still not sure about Europe debt crisis situation. Three of G-20 member indexes are in positive: Wall Street (US), Jakarta (Indonesia), and South Africa. Average growth of all G-20 member indexes are going up from -17% on Friday Nov-25 to -11% on Friday Dec-02.

G-20 COUNTRIES STOCK INDEX YEAR TO DATE DEC-02, 2011
NO	G-20 MEMBER	INDEX	PRICE		GROWTH
			Last day of Dec 2010	Fri Dec 02, 11	%
1	European Union	EURO STOXX 50	2,792.82	2,342.50	-16.1
2	United States	DOW	11,577.51	12,019.42	3.8
3	China	SSEC	2,808.80	2,360.66	-16.0
4	Japan	N225	10,228.92	8,643.75	-15.5
5	Germany	DAX	6,914.19	6,080.68	-12.1
6	France	CAC 40	3,804.78	3,164.95	-16.8
7	United Kingdom	FTSE 100	5,971.00	5,552.29	-7.0
8	Brazil	BOVESPA	69,304.81	57,885.85	-16.5
9	Italy	FTSE Italia All-Share	20,935.64	16,215.71	-22.5
10	Canada	S&P/TSX Composite	13,443.22	12,075.10	-10.2
11	India	BSE 30	20,025.42	16,846.83	-15.9
12	Russia	RTSI	1,770.28	1,545.57	-12.7
13	Australia	AOI	4,846.90	4,346.30	-10.3
14	Mexico	IPC	38,550.79	36,756.10	-4.7
15	South Korea	Seoul Composite	2,051.00	1,916.04	-6.6
16	Turkey	Istanbul SE National 100	66,004.48	54,769.25	-17.0
17	Indonesia	IHSG	3,703.51	3,779.84	2.1
18	Saudi Arabia	Tadawul All Share	6,620.75	6,169.23	-6.8
19	Argentina	MerVal	3,523.59	2,629.63	-25.4
20	South Africa	JSE All Share	32,118.89	32,610.90	1.5
Sorted by GDP biggest				Average percentage	-11