MSCI Emerging Markets
| MSCI Emerging Markets | |
|---|---|
| base data | |
| Country | Global |
| Stock exchange | Global |
| category | Stock index |
| family | MSCI |
The MSCI Emerging Markets Index is a share index that uses almost 1,400 shares to reflect the development of the stock exchanges in the most important emerging countries . It is published by the US financial services provider and index provider MSCI .
composition
MSCI classifies the following 26 countries as emerging markets:
- America: Argentina , Brazil , Chile , Colombia , Mexico , Peru
- Europe: Greece , Poland , Russia , Czech Republic , Hungary
- Africa and Middle East : Egypt , Qatar , Saudi Arabia , South Africa , Turkey , United Arab Emirates
- Asia / Oceania: China , India , Indonesia , Malaysia , Pakistan , Philippines , South Korea , Taiwan , Thailand
The index is made up of the market values of 1385 stocks from these countries (as of July 31, 2020). Titles from the People's Republic of China make up the largest share at around 41%. This is followed by Taiwan with 13%, South Korea with 11%, India with 8% and Brazil with 5%.
The largest industries represented in the index are information technology (18%) and financial companies (18%). The largest individual stocks are (as of July 31, 2020) Alibaba Group (7.5%), Tencent Holdings (6.3%) and TSMC (5.7%).
Web links
- Index at MSCI Inc.
- MSCI Emerging Markets Index (PDF file)