In the past year, Cyprus and Ukraine became world leaders in the fall of the stock market - Financial Times

In the stock markets of Cyprus and Ukraine this year, the largest fall among developing countries was observed. About this writes Financial Times.

Based on Bloomberg data, the publication was a rating of developing countries whose stock exchanges this year experienced the greatest growth and the largest decline.

This indicator will affect the adoption by investors of the decision to invest in the economy of a country next year, emphasizes Financial Times.

The most successful Venezuela exchanges (300% of growth), Turkey, Philippines, Estonia, Nairobi, and Nigeria were the most successful this year.

At the same time, Ukraine and Cyprus were included in the ten worst economies.

“A dozen worst countries has become a rather eclectic combination. Cypris affected by the debt crisis, where the 60%fall, was leading the debt crisis. Hard times brought Ukraine a fall of more than 35%. Among other markets, which also scared investors - Bahrain and Sri Lanka. Kazakhstan and Mongolia pleased investors with the wealth of their bowels, but even this did not help their stock markets, where the fall was observed by more than 14% in 2012, ”writes Financial Times.