Goldman Sachs: the volume of exchanges in developing countries by 2030 may grow to 80 trillion

The market value of securities, rotating stock markets of developing countries could grow five-fold to 80 trillion dollars within the next two decades, surpassing the exchange of developed countries, leads the agency Bloomberg opinion of analysts Goldman Sachs.

Faster economic growth and expansion of capital markets could lead to an increase in the share of developing countries in the total capitalization of world stock markets to 55% by 2030 from 31% currently. Bank experts also believe that institutional investors, developed countries will get to this time, the stock of companies in developing countries, well, worth about 4 trillion dollars by increasing the proportion of these shares in the total portfolio to 18% from 6% currently.

In addition, analysts believe that growth will be the leader of the Chinese stock market.

Forecasted that the market value of the shares of Chinese companies can grow to 41 trillion dollars by 2030 from 5 trillion in 2010, overtaking the U.S. stock market, for which the expected volume of 34 trillion dollars.

In August, analysts at HSBC have expressed the view that the world stock markets in the IV quarter of this year, a chance to rally due to a possible change in investor sentiment, which recently set up too pessimistic.