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Colombia’s stock market beat China’s
February 08, 2010 07:56 PM | Bookmark and Share

Colombia’s stock market delivered a 1,529% return over the past decade. That's basically a commodities story (the South American nation is rich in coal, copper, and gold), and indeed, the huge global demand for everything from oil to minerals to agricultural crops. Chinese equity markets, dominated by bank stocks, only managed to rise 150% over the past decade.

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