Since the low point of 2008, the value of global bonds and equities has grown to $255bn, more than 2.5x their starting value.
In share markets, those 16 years have also seen an expansion of the domination of the U.S. market, to the extent that it now comprises almost 65% of the total value of global share markets. Europe and Japan have seen their combined share fall from 39% to 20%, within which the U.K. is now just 4% of global stock market value.
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