@savageupdatesPopulation stock market participation rates vary by country in ways that actually surprise you when the list is laid out. The United States has a 55% participation rate, which is significantly higher than Canada reporting a 49% participation rate. Australia shows a 37% participation rate while the UK stands at 33%. New Zealand is at 31%, followed by Sweden recording 22% and Russia sitting at 21%. Finland shows 19%, Switzerland reports 18%, and Ireland is at 17%. Vietnam stands at 16%, then Japan, France, and Portugal each report 15%. Germany, the Netherlands, South Africa, and Hong Kong are tied at 14%. Taiwan and Spain are at 13%, but Singapore and Brazil drop to just 8%. Italy and China are at 7%, with Austria and India at 6%. Belgium and Poland are at 5% alongside Argentina. This ranking lists 32 countries in descending order of investment percentage based on data from HelloSafe.

@savageupdatesPopulation stock market participation rates vary by country in ways that actually surprise you when the list is laid out. The United States has a 55% participation rate, which is significantly higher than Canada reporting a 49% participation rate. Australia shows a 37% participation rate while the UK stands at 33%. New Zealand is at 31%, followed by Sweden recording 22% and Russia sitting at 21%. Finland shows 19%, Switzerland reports 18%, and Ireland is at 17%. Vietnam stands at 16%, then Japan, France, and Portugal each report 15%. Germany, the Netherlands, South Africa, and Hong Kong are tied at 14%. Taiwan and Spain are at 13%, but Singapore and Brazil drop to just 8%. Italy and China are at 7%, with Austria and India at 6%. Belgium and Poland are at 5% alongside Argentina. This ranking lists 32 countries in descending order of investment percentage based on data from HelloSafe.