Country P/E to GDP Growth Ratios: Emerging Markets Top List 6 comments
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We recently gathered the current P/E ratios and year-over-year GDP growth numbers for 22 countries that have trackable ETFs. For P/E ratios we used each country's major equity market index.
We then calculated the PEG ratio for the country as a whole by dividing the P/E ratio by the GDP growth. As shown below, Singapore currently has the lowest PEG (P/E/GDP) at 1.43, with a P/E of 12.69 and GDP of 8.90%. Singapore is followed by Russia, Malaysia and South Africa.
At the bottom of the list with the highest country PEG ratios are the U.S., Italy and Japan. The S&P 500 has a P/E ratio of 18.39 and GDP growth of just 2.8%. The country with the lowest P/E ratio is Sweden, but its GDP growth is 2.6%, so it is right in the middle of the pack as far as PEGs go. The country with the highest P/E by far is China, but its strong GDP growth gives it a PEG of 3.96.
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I recently discovered Seeking Alpha and it is a treasure trove of investing ideas. Kudos!
How we can check the daily average PE for these countries. Especially Brazil, Russia, India, China.
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Ankit Gupta
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