September 13, 1999 1:13 pm / Published in * Blue Orbit

World Market Indexes (Rutina)

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The Charts in this post update daily after the US close.
Here you can see key Equity Indexes from around the world and P/E ratios:

The first is chart shows four sub-charts of the SP500.

A. Top Left is the daily candle chart and above that, you can see the last closing price

B. Top Right is the weekly candle chart and above that, you can see the Month to Date Performance (MTD)

C. Bottom Left is the monthly candle chart and above that, you can see the Quarter to Date Performance (QTD)

D. Bottom Right is the weekly candle chart and above that, you can see the Year to Date Performance (YTD)

The orange line is the P/E Ratio

SP500

SP500 Daily Returns

Nasdaq 100

Nasdaq Composite

NASDAQ Composite Daily Returns

Dow Jones Industrials

Dow

Dow Jones Industrial Daily Returns

Euro Stoxx 50

Euro

MSCI WORLD USD

FTSE All

MSCI Emerging USD

DAX 30 Performance

Hang Seng China Enterprises

Shanghai SE A Share

S&P 500 Growth

Stoxx Europe 600 E

STOXX Europe 600 Daily Returns

SENSEX – S&P BSE

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