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Stock Market Valuation Statistics

How expensive is the global market right now, measured against fair value? These figures come from our own valuation of 35,000+ stocks and update monthly. Free to cite with attribution.

As of: 2026-07-16 · July 2026 · updated monthly

Global market vs. fair value
+33.8 %
above aggregate fair value · Very Expensive
Most expensive sector
Information Technology
+110.9 % above fair value
Cheapest sector
Financials
-3.0 % vs. fair value
Most expensive market
Taiwan
+63.9 % above fair value
Cheapest market
Vietnam
-11.5 % vs. fair value
Stocks valued
35.000+
21 valuation models · 34-year backtest

Valuation by sector

Sector% above fair value
Information Technology+110.9 %
Industrials+43.8 %
Health Care+33.3 %
Consumer Staples+32.8 %
Utilities+31.0 %
Real Estate+28.9 %
Materials+28.6 %
Communication Services+22.6 %
Energy+20.2 %
Consumer Discretionary+19.5 %
Financials-3.0 %

Most and least expensive markets

Market% above fair value
Taiwan+63.9 %
Australia+54.0 %
India+51.4 %
USA+49.0 %
Korea+48.4 %
France+6.9 %
Germany+0.0 %
Singapore-0.8 %
Poland-6.2 %
Vietnam-11.5 %

Most undervalued quality stocks

Stocks with the largest upside to fair value at solid quality:

CompanyUpsideQuality
Gree Electric Appliances Inc of Zhuhai+118 %63/100
Imperial Brands PLC+111 %63/100
AerCap Holdings NV+99 %62/100
Edison International+98 %65/100
Industrivarden AB ser. C+96 %73/100
Investor AB ser. B+96 %74/100
Joint Stock Company Kaspi.kz+94 %61/100
Strabag SE+93 %60/100
CPFL Energia S.A+90 %61/100
Synchrony Financial+88 %63/100

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Methodology: fair value per stock from 21 independent valuation models, quality from 25 fundamental factors, backed by a 34-year backtest. "% above fair value" = capitalisation-weighted gap of price to the aggregate fair value of each group. For information, not investment advice.