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Stock Market Analysis Brief of OIC Member States

Top 10 fastest growing stock markets of the Muslim World, averaged market capitalization growth of 99.87% between 2004-2003. Comparatively, the top 10 global stock markets averaged growth of 19.79%.

Posted, July 20th, 2005

Dinar Standard presents the following stock market analysis brief based on end-of-year 2004 numbers, covering the 27 active stock markets from the 57 OIC member states. The brief analysis provides key market activity data and compares it with the leading global markets. A listing of key companies and sectors represented is also included. Click to read key analysis points, or view the tables listed below.


OIC Market Indicators
(2004, by Market Cap.)
TABLE 1
Stock Exchange
Listed
Co.s
Market Cap.
(US$ mill)
%ge Change
(2004-03)
Broad Market Index
%ge Change
(2004-03)
Mkt Cap %age of GDP**
Tadawul Stock Market,
Saudi Arabia
73
292,134
86%
8206
TASI
85%
73%
Bursa Malaysia,
Malaysia
963
190,000
13%
907
Composite
14%
161%
Istanbul Stock Exchange, Turkey
297
98,073
42%
24971
ISE 100
34%
29%
Kuwait Stock Exchange, Kuwait
125
73,580
24%
6409
KSE
33%
143%
Jakarta Stock Exchange, Indonesia
333
73,250
49%
545
SSX Comp.
45%
23%
Surabaya Stock Exchange, Indonesia
206
61,903
83%
3071
ADSM
75%
20%
Abu Dhabi Securities Market, UAE
35
55,489
34%
1000.23
JSX Comp.
44%
38%
Tehran Stock Exchange, Iran
411
46,995
36%
13543
TEPIX
24%
25%
Doha Securities Market, Qatar
30
40,434
51%
6494
DSM
65%
136%
Cairo & Alexandria Stock Exchanges, Egypt
795
37,579
34%
2567
CASE 30
122%
34%
Dubai Financial Market, UAE
18
35,919
146%
439
DFM
173%
18%
Karachi Stock Exchange, Pakistan
661
28,900
75%
6218
KSE
39%
20%
Lahore Stock Exchange, Pakistan
527
28,232
73%
3779
All Share
31%
Casablanca Stock Exchange, Morocco
53
25,174
93%
4521
MASI
15%
30%
Amman Stock Exchange, Jordan
192
18,383
68%
4245
ASE
62%
111%
Bahrain Stock Exchange, Bahrain
45
13,513
39%
1773
All Share
33%
113%
Muscat Securities Market, Oman
123
9,317
29%
3375
MSM
24%
36%
Nigeria Stock Exchange, Nigeria
195
5,810
Kazakhstan Stock Exchange, Kazakhstan
89
3,940
62%
213
KAZE
50%
8%
Dhaka Stock Exchange, Bangladesh
269
3,831
130%
967
General
14%
3%
Tunis Stock Exchange, Tunisia
44
2,574
6%
974
BVMT
4%
10%
Beirut Stock Exchange, Lebanon
16
2,330
55%
55
BSE
41%
8%
Khartoum Stock Exchange, Sudan
48
2,058
176%
1651
Khartoum
69%
4%
Palestine Securities Exchange, Palestine
26
1,096
69%
277
Al-Quds
55%
19%
Chittagong Stock Exchange, Bangladesh
184
1,020
2%
Algeria Stock Exchange, Algeria
3
140
-2%
0.22%
Kyrgyz Stock Echange, Kyrgyzstan
240
35
16%
70
3%
2%
Toshkent Republican Stock Exchange, Uzbekistan
145
4
-69%
108
-1%
0.14%
TOTAL
6146
1,151,713

Data Source: Individual stock exchange market data, FIBV Focus Monthly Statistics (Federation Internationale Des Bourses De Valeurs), Federation of Euro-Asian Stock Exchanges, Arab Monetary Fund

** GDP comparison Based on 2003 Data

 

 


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