- The Dow Jones Islamic Market Asia/Pacific Titans 25 Index, which measures the performance of 25 of the leading Shari’ah compliant stocks in the Asia/Pacific region, increased 5.59%, closing at 1807.02. The Dow Jones Asian Titans 50 Index, in comparison, posted a gain of 3.86%, closing at 127.91.
- Measuring Europe, the Dow Jones Islamic Market Europe Titans 25 Index, which measures the performance of the 25 of the leading Shari’ah compliant stocks in Europe, closed at 1839.72, a gain of 1.90%, while the conventional Dow Jones Europe Index gained 4.94%, closing at 229.51.
- Measuring the performance of 50 of the largest Shari’ah compliant U.S. stocks, the Dow Jones Islamic Market U.S. Titans 50 Index increased, closing at 1993.00. It represents a gain of 0.78%. The U.S. blue-chip Dow Jones Industrial Average increased 1.55%, closing at 10293.52.
Asia: Performance of Dow Jones Islamic Market versus Conventional Dow Jones Indexes
Dow Jones Islamic Market Indexes |
Conventional Dow Jones Indexes |
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Index Names |
Index Close June 22,
2010 |
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|
Index Close June 22,
2010 |
Index Names |
DJIM Asia/Pacific
Index |
1296.74 |
5.23% |
4.30% |
121.79 |
DJ Asia/Pacific Index |
DJIM |
2749.46 |
5.30% |
5.88% |
3994.08 |
DJ China Offshore 50 Index |
DJIM Hong Kong Index |
1444.80 |
5.49% |
4.96% |
407.73 |
DJ Hong Kong Index |
DJIM
|
1866.92 |
4.46% |
4.27% |
1841.33 |
DJ India Total Stock Market Index |
DJIM |
1305.77 |
4.46% |
6.87% |
176.39 |
DJ Indonesia Index |
DJIM |
1006.36 |
3.77% |
2.15% |
81.61 |
DJ Japan Index |
DJIM |
1412.76 |
4.64% |
5.08% |
208.52 |
DJ Malaysia Index |
Dow
Jones-JS |
11130.96 |
2.46% |
3.97% |
564.02 |
DJ Pakistan Total Stock Market Index |
DJIM |
1554.71 |
0.73% |
4.77% |
191.87 |
DJ |
DJIM |
1071.78 |
5.72% |
5.76% |
269.92 |
DJ Singapore Index |
DJIM |
820.96 |
8.01% |
7.71% |
237.57 |
DJ South |
DJIM Amana Sri Lanka Index |
1967.82 |
9.66% |
12.24% |
320.47 |
DJ Sri Lanka Index |
DJIM |
4183.88 |
2.66% |
3.51% |
146.92 |
DJ Taiwan Index |
DJIM |
1512.94 |
6.18% |
7.61% |
108.91 |
DJ Thailand Index |
Middle East and GCC Regions
Dow Jones Islamic Market Indexes versus Conventional Dow Jones Indexes
In June, the Dow Jones DFM Titans 10 Index, measuring the 10 largest and most liquid stocks listed on the Dubai Financial Market, closed at 2026.37. It is a loss of -1.33% month-to-date.
The Dow Jones Islamic Market Kuwait Index posted a gain of 1.06%, closing at 844.13. Its conventional counterpart index, the Dow Jones Kuwait Composite Index, was down, closing at 204.19. It represents a loss of -0.29%.
The Dow Jones Islamic Market Turkey Index closed at 3145.53, a performance of 4.19% month-to-date, while the Dow Jones Turkey Total Stock Market Index closed at 1209.87, a gain of 5.41%.
Measuring the performance of Shari’ah compliant stocks of five of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) member states, the Dow Jones Islamic Market GCC Index closed at 1184.45, a gain of 0.21%. The conventional Dow Jones GCC Index was up 1.29%, closing at 1296.59.
Other Markets and Asset Classes
The Dow Jones Islamic Market BRIC Equal Weighted Index increased 4.68%. It had a closing value of 1945.05. By comparison, the Dow Jones BRIC 50 Index closed at 575.48, a gain of 4.72%.
The Dow Jones Citigroup Sukuk Index, which measures the performance of global bonds complying with Islamic investment guidelines, increased 0.31%, closing at 120.37.
The Dow Jones Islamic Market Sustainability Index, which measures sustainable practice business of companies respecting the Shari’ah laws, increased 2.54%, closing at 2169.78. The conventional Dow Jones Sustainability Index gain 4.01% with a closing value of 920.92.
Global June 2010 Industries Winners and Losers
The three best performing Dow Jones Islamic Market Industry Indexes were Utilities, Financials and Telecommunications with performances of 5.22%, 4.85% and 4.36%, respectively. The Dow Jones Islamic Market Technology, Dow Jones Islamic Market Oil & Gas and Dow Jones Islamic Market Consumer Services indexes were the three worst performing industry indexes with performances of 1.31%, 1.26% and -2.27%, respectively.
The Dow Jones Islamic Market Indexes were introduced in 1999 as the first indexes intended to measure the global universe of investable equities that pass screens for Shari’ah compliance. With more than 100 indexes the series remains the most comprehensive family of Islamic market measures and includes regional, country, and industry indexes, all of which are subsets of the Dow Jones Islamic Market (DJIM) Index. An independent Shari’ah Supervisory Board counsels Dow Jones Indexes on matters related to the compliance of index-eligible companies.
More information regarding the methodology used to calculate the Dow Jones indexes mentioned in this report is available on www.djindexes.com