Svmuu News: The Kobeissi Letter posted on X, stating that the total market capitalization of global stocks has now reached 137% of global GDP, approaching historic highs. This ratio has risen by approximately 40 percentage points since April 2025, reaching the peak level seen during the 2021 meme stock craze; by comparison, the peak ratio prior to the 2008 financial crisis was approximately 120%.
Meanwhile, the total market capitalization of global stock markets rose to a record 166 trillion dollars this month. Of this, the U.S. stock market’s total market capitalization stands at approximately 77 trillion dollars, accounting for about 46% of the global total. Analysts believe that the AI boom has been one of the key drivers behind the expansion of global stock market capitalization in recent years.
Analysis: Nearing historic highs, the total market capitalization of global stock markets has reached 137% of global GDP
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