Stocks traded, total value (% of GDP) — all countries

Stocks traded, total value (% of GDP) — Euro area

Stocks traded, total value (% of GDP) in the Euro area in 2015 — 47%. Since 1975, the indicator has risen by 45.21 pp.

2015 47% +0.43 pp vs 2014
World rank
Period maximum 101.26%2007
Period minimum 1.34%1982

Trend over time

1975–2015 · % of GDP

Stocks traded, total value (% of GDP) — Euro area, 1975–2015050100150197519791983198719911995199920032007201120151975: 1.79%1976: 1.68%1977: 1.71%1978: 2.12%1979: 1.4%1980: 1.38%1981: 1.6%1982: 1.34%1983: 2.32%1984: 2.36%1985: 6.21%1986: 9.29%1987: 16.07%1988: 11.63%1989: 13.99%1990: 15.32%1991: 11.76%1992: 10.34%1993: 14.47%1994: 17.33%1995: 15.03%1996: 11.36%1997: 31.02%1998: 50.6%1999: 62.42%2000: 100.66%2001: 77.67%2002: 51.16%2003: 47.85%2004: 51.47%2005: 52.44%2006: 72.26%2007: 101.26%2008: 79.92%2009: 47.76%2010: 45.62%2011: 41.54%2012: 36.56%2013: 36.82%2014: 46.57%2015: 47%
Change over the period: +45.21 pp Annual average: 1.13 pp

Comparison, 2015

How the value compares with the world and the groups this territory belongs to: Euro area

Euro area 47%
World 155.4%
Stocks traded, total value (% of GDP) — Euro area, by year Euro area All countries CSV XLSX
Year % Change, pp
2015 47 +0.43 pp
2014 46.57 +9.75 pp
2013 36.82 +0.25 pp
2012 36.56 −4.98 pp
2011 41.54 −4.08 pp
2010 45.62 −2.14 pp
2009 47.76 −32.16 pp
2008 79.92 −21.35 pp
2007 101.26 +29 pp
2006 72.26 +19.82 pp
2005 52.44 +0.96 pp
2004 51.47 +3.62 pp
2003 47.85 −3.31 pp
2002 51.16 −26.51 pp
2001 77.67 −22.99 pp
2000 100.66 +38.24 pp
1999 62.42 +11.81 pp
1998 50.6 +19.58 pp
1997 31.02 +19.66 pp
1996 11.36 −3.68 pp
1995 15.03 −2.3 pp
1994 17.33 +2.86 pp
1993 14.47 +4.12 pp
1992 10.34 −1.42 pp
1991 11.76 −3.56 pp
1990 15.32 +1.34 pp
1989 13.99 +2.36 pp
1988 11.63 −4.44 pp
1987 16.07 +6.78 pp
1986 9.29 +3.07 pp
1985 6.21 +3.86 pp
1984 2.36 +0.03 pp
1983 2.32 +0.99 pp
1982 1.34 −0.26 pp
1981 1.6 +0.22 pp
1980 1.38 −0.02 pp
1979 1.4 −0.72 pp
1978 2.12 +0.41 pp
1977 1.71 +0.03 pp
1976 1.68 −0.11 pp
1975 1.79

About the indicator

The total value of share transactions on national exchanges over a year as a percent of GDP. Unlike capitalization it measures not the size of a market but its liquidity: capitalization can be high while trading is sluggish, if the shares are concentrated in a few hands and hardly change owners.

Source: World Development Indicators (World Bank), license CC BY 4.0.