Buffett Indicator
The market capitalization to GDP ratio, also known as the Buffett indicator, represents the proportion of stock prices to actual economic growth. Through this ratio, investors can see whether the growth in stock market value is genuinely supported by real economic growth. A higher ratio suggests that the stock market is growing faster relative to the economy.
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World - Percentage of Global Equity Indices above 200-Day Moving Average
44.4
%
Prime
US - BIS Real Effective Exchange Rate (REER)
106.7
US - 5-Year Credit Default Swaps [CDS]
44.13
Prime
