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Stock markets compared by 1-year return

Data as of .

1Y by market and sector

Cap-weighted across companies, at the cockpit's default liquidity gate ($50M a day); local currency. Ranked by the All-sectors column. Data as of 6 Nov 2026.
MarketAll sectorsCommunication ServicesConsumer DiscretionaryConsumer StaplesEnergyFinancialsHealth CareIndustrialsInformation TechnologyMaterialsReal EstateUtilities
Taiwan+59.2%+22.9%+96.0%—+101.5%+78.5%+172.0%+44.9%+55.5%+228.7%——
Poland+55.1%—+76.7%——+50.0%———+48.4%——
South Korea+45.1%-23.4%+5.7%+5.8%-16.7%+33.5%-16.8%-24.1%+97.4%-15.6%——
Norway+41.3%———+53.8%+22.9%—+30.9%————
Singapore+21.2%-9.1%———+31.8%—+25.7%——-7.6%—
Canada+20.2%-18.0%+22.3%+20.3%+27.3%+31.2%—+10.6%-12.1%+25.8%—+13.4%
Italy+20.2%—+2.3%—+57.2%+22.1%—+15.8%+139.1%——+9.3%
Spain+19.3%—+18.5%—+77.5%+19.1%—-3.9%-3.0%——+24.9%
Japan+18.7%-2.9%+10.7%+14.6%+28.0%+47.8%+9.6%+11.7%+36.3%+14.5%+0.0%+3.6%
Sweden+17.6%————+17.5%—+17.4%—+22.5%——
Switzerland+16.3%+24.8%+7.7%+10.8%—+12.7%+27.1%+15.3%-17.3%+11.9%——
Netherlands+16.1%+11.7%—+16.3%—+26.2%+9.2%-19.5%+21.3%+59.3%——
Finland+13.6%————+11.0%——+17.3%———
United Kingdom+12.0%+26.8%+8.4%+3.3%+28.0%+13.6%+5.7%+7.7%-5.7%+23.6%—+16.5%
United States+8.3%-5.2%-4.9%+22.7%+40.3%+7.2%+27.8%+5.8%+8.1%+16.2%+7.2%-2.2%
Germany+7.0%-2.8%-15.4%——+21.1%+60.8%+1.5%+3.8%+9.1%-32.8%+25.6%
Australia+5.8%+1.4%+1.6%+28.0%+22.2%+0.2%+12.9%-3.1%-36.3%+18.2%-8.7%—
India-0.8%+2.0%-2.5%-24.6%-11.3%+3.6%+52.9%+18.8%-11.9%———
Denmark-1.0%—————-7.2%+20.4%————
China-3.8%-0.8%-9.1%-13.3%+22.0%-2.5%-5.4%-5.9%-7.6%+2.6%-23.1%+1.6%
France-4.3%+11.5%-33.7%+7.6%+44.1%+19.4%-24.8%-5.6%+15.5%+20.4%—+14.3%
Hong Kong-12.6%-27.1%-31.5%+54.8%+19.8%+20.7%+4.5%+12.7%-31.6%-3.8%+17.9%—
All markets+11.2%-5.9%-5.1%+16.0%+34.3%+13.0%+22.9%+4.1%+14.7%+19.0%+5.9%+4.1%

Other measures: market capitalisation · market cap to GDP · number of listed companies · forward P/E · P/E ratio · price-to-book · EV/sales · free cash flow yield · revenue growth · EPS growth · operating margin · return on capital · net debt to EBITDA · share of profitable companies · share of companies expanding margins · share of companies with accelerating revenue · ROIC minus WACC · ROIC · growth the price implies (Req g) · growth hurdle · cost of capital (WACC) · EV/EBITDA · share of companies burning cash · capex intensity · 1-week return · 1-month return · 3-month return · 6-month return · year-to-date return · breadth (share above the 50-day average).

Questions

Which stock market has the highest 1-year return?
Taiwan, at +59.2% (cap-weighted, as of 6 Nov 2026), followed by Poland (+55.1%) and South Korea (+45.1%).