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Last Updated: Monday, 30 June, 2003, 21:28 GMT 22:28 UK
Is the stock market rebound the real thing?
Traders on the New York Stock Exchange
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Are traders seeing the start of a genuine stock market recovery? BBC News Online lets the graphs tell the story.
Graph of London's FTSE 100 during the past three months
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London's FTSE jumped 11.6% in the last 3 months, its best performance in more than 3 years.
Graph of London's FTSE, last three years
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But the rebound looks a lot less impressive against the background of three gloomy years.
Graph of Japan's Nikkei, past three months
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Even Japan, whose economy has struggled far more than the UK, has enjoyed a stock market bounce.
Graph of Japan's Nikkei, past three years
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But Japan's Nikkei index is still less than half the value of its worth ten years ago.
Graph of Germany's Dax index
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Germany's Dax index has enjoyed the strongest percentage gains of all the world's major indexes - a massive 33%.
Graph of Dax index, last three years
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But it is also one of the most extreme examples of traders having suffered from plunging investments.
Graph of US Dow Jones index, last three months
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The US blue-chip index has been the trend setter for global share prices, but its recent winning streak seems to be over.
Graph of Dow Jones, past three years
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And the pattern over the past three years - and where it goes from here - is still far from clear.






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