Few global stock exchanges went up in 2022, and the Brazilian one is one of them; see ranking

Despite the turmoil both on the global stage – with the war in Ukraine, the energy crisis and widespread high inflation – and on the domestic front, in the midst of elections, the Ibovespa managed to end 2022 on a high note. 

The main stock index in Brazil registered the fourth highest appreciation, among the five that rose last year in local currency, according to a survey by Valor Data with 20 of the main exchanges in the world.

The ranking is led by Bist 100, from Turkey, with an increase of 196.57%, followed by Merval, from Argentina, with +142.02%. In third place comes the IPSA, from Chile, with +22.13%, and, in fourth, the Ibovespa, with +4.69%. The list is completed by the FTSE-100, from England, with a gain of only 0.91%.

Among the falls of 2022, the biggest was that of the American Nasdaq index, of technology stocks, which lost no less than 33.1%. The second worst performer last year was Kospi, from South Korea, with −24.89%. Third place belongs to another American index, the S&P 500, with −19.44%. 

VARIATION OF EXCHANGES IN DOLLARS IN 2022

When comparing the variation of stock exchanges in dollars, the ranking of stock exchanges in 2022 drops to just four indices, with the Bist 100 maintaining the lead, with +116.43%, followed by Merval, with +40.67%, the IPSA, with +21.78%, and the Ibovespa, with a gain of 11.97%. 

With information from Valor Econômico