World equities up 73 per cent

Last updated 10:34 10/03/2010

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Equities have had a volatile 2010 so far, but globally they remain around 73 per cent higher than the low ebb of the financial crisis exactly 12 months ago.

MSCI's all-country world stock index, a broad measure of global equities, hit a low on March 9, 2009.

The index then rose around 80 per cent before hitting a high on January 11, this year.

On Tuesday, the index was down 0.8 per cent, for a year to date gain of just 0.1 per cent. But the index is up some 73 per cent from its closing low one year ago.

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- Reuters

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