Indian market among world's worst performers
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The Indian market is the second worst performing, followed by Brazil, among major global markets so far in 2013.
Both nations' performance in dollar terms is even worse, thanks to a more than 15 per cent slide in their respective currencies against the dollar.
Take a look at the world’s worst performing markets…
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Image: Bronze statue of a bull in front of the Bombay Stock Exchange.
Photographs: Reuters
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Bovespa (Brazil)
Index level: 51,429
Performance between January 1 to Aug 27
Local currency: -15.6%
In dollar terms: -28.3%
(Data: Bloomberg)
Image: A woman walks past the logo of Brazil's BM&FBovespa stock exchange in Sao Paulo.
Photographs: Nacho Doce/Reuters
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Nifty (India)
Index level: 5,287
Performance between January 1 to Aug 27
Local currency: -10.5%
In dollar terms: -24.8%
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Image: People look at a screen displaying the Sensex on the facade of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) building in Mumbai.
Photographs: Danish Siddiqui/Reuters
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Jakarta Composite (Indonesia)
Index level: 3,968
Performance between January 1 to Aug 27
Local currency: -8.1%
In dollar terms: -21.7%
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Image: A trader stands near a screen showing the Indonesia Stock Exchange Composite Index in Jakarta.
Photographs: Supri/Reuters
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MICEX (Russia)
Index level: 1,374
Performance between January 1 to Aug 27
Local currency: -6.9%
In dollar terms: -14.3%
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Image: Hall of the MICEX stock exchange is seen in Moscow.
Photographs: Reuters
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SE Thai (Thailand)
Index level: 1,294
Performance between January 1 to Aug 27
Local currency: -7.0%
In dollar terms: -11.7%
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Image: A teller counts 20 baht notes imprinted with the face of Thai King Bhumibol Adulyadej at a bank in Bangkok.
Photographs: Darren Whiteside/Reuters
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Kospi (South Korea)
Index level: 1,886
Performance between January 1 to Aug 27
Local currency: -5.6%
In dollar terms: -10.2%
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Image: Foreign currency dealers from the Korea Exchange Bank are seen in front of a monitor displaying the current Korea Composite Stock Price Index (KOSPI) at the KEB in Seoul.
Photographs: Reuters
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FTSE T40 (South Africa)
Index level: 38668
Performance between January 1 to Aug 27
Local currency: 11%
In dollar terms: -10.0%
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Image: New South African bank notes featuring an image of former South African President Nelson Mandela.
Photographs: Siphiwe Sibeko/Reuters
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Straits Times (Singapore)
Index level: 3,034
Performance between January 1 to Aug 27
Local currency: -4.2%
In dollar terms: -9.0%
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Image: The logo of the Singapore Exchange (SGX) is pictured at its office in Singapore.
Photographs: Tim Chong/Reuters
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PSEi (Philippines)
Index level: 5,920
Performance between January 1 to Aug 27
Local currency: 1.8 %
In dollar terms: -6.3%
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Image: Traders at the Philippines stock market.
Photographs: Romeo Ranoco/Reuters
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Shanghai Composite (China)
Index level: 2,103
Performance between January 1 to Aug 27
Local currency: -7.3 %
In dollar terms: -5.6%
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Image: Investors sit in front of an electronic board showing stock information at a brokerage house in Shanghai.
Photographs: Aly Song/Reuters
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Taiex (Taiwan)
Index level: 7,820
Performance between January 1 to Aug 27
Local currency: 1.6 %
In dollar terms: -1.7%
Image: A girl looks at a board showing global stock indices at the Taiwan Stock Exchange in Taipei.
Photographs: Pichi Chuang/Reuters
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