The Milan Stock Exchange wears the black jersey for performance among the 20 main world markets, despite the exploits of the Star segment (+8,96%) which conquers the second position behind the Nasdaq.
This is what emerges from the 71st edition of 'Indices and data' of the Mediobanca research area. Based on what we read in the report, the average annual total return of the Milan stock exchange from the end of 2006 to September of this year is in fact equal to -1,6% (100 euros invested at the end of 2006 became 83,6 euros). , worse than -1,4% in Lisbon, 0,6% in the Russian Stock Exchange and -0,4% in Madrid, the only four listings in negative territory.
In first place in the standings is the Nasdaq (+12% annual average), with Copenhagen (which is part of the Nasdaq Omx Nordic, +8,9%) and Taiwan (+8,4%) completing the podium. Followed by Bombay (+7,9%), Hong Kong (+7,8%) and Shanghai (+7,7%).
As regards the European Stock Exchanges, Zurich ranks sixth with +7%. Seventh place for Frankfurt (+6.7%) and thirteenth for Paris (+4,2%).
The New York Nyse is instead eighth with +6,1%, while Tokyo is fifteenth with +3,6%.
The performance of Piazza Affari was affected by the -10,4% annual average recorded by bank stocks and in general by the -2,2% recorded by the top 30 stocks on the list. On the other hand, the segment with high Star requirements is highlighted, which with an average annual +8,96% is second only to the Nasdaq in the world.
