Direct Answer
Emerging-market indexes track economies that providers classify as developing by published criteria covering market access, settlement and regulation, not simply by income level.
Every emerging market stock indexes in this group
Classification is the defining variable. A market's promotion or demotion between frontier, emerging and developed status is a scheduled provider decision that redirects tracking flows.
- FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI: Malaysian blue-chip benchmark (FTSE Russell/Bursa Malaysia).
- SET Index: Broad Thai equity benchmark (Stock Exchange of Thailand).
- IDX Composite: Broad Indonesian equity benchmark (Indonesia Stock Exchange).
- PSEi: Philippine blue-chip benchmark (Philippine Stock Exchange).
- Ibovespa: Major Brazilian equity benchmark (B3).
- S&P/BMV IPC: Major Mexican equity benchmark (S&P Dow Jones Indices/BMV).
- FTSE/JSE All Share: Broad South African equity benchmark (FTSE Russell/JSE).
- FTSE/JSE Top 40: Large-cap South African benchmark (FTSE Russell/JSE).
- Tadawul All Share Index: Broad Saudi equity benchmark (Saudi Exchange).
Frequently Asked Questions
How many emerging market stock indexes does Swoopr cover?
Swoopr covers 9 indexes in this group, each with its own page explaining what it measures and how it is built.
Are index constituent lists published here?
No. Index providers license constituent data and Swoopr holds no such licence, so each index page links to the provider for current membership.
Does a higher index level mean a better market?
No. Index levels are not comparable across indexes. A level is the output of one index's own formula and base value, so comparing two levels directly measures nothing.