The capital market in Bosnia and Herzegovina this year has seen the worst results in terms stock prices movement and not only in comparison with the stock exchanges in the region but also beyond.

Sarajevo Stock Exchange, is the only analyzed capital market from Europe, North America and Asia, which saw an average decline in stock prices in the first three quarters this year, while the stock market in Banja Luka has registered positive result.
Unlike Sarajevo Saxe-10 index, which in the period from January to October this year declined by 8.4 percent, Macedonian MBI-10 index has rised by 48 percent; Belgrade Beleks-15 by 46.1%, Zagreb Krobeks by 27.6% and Ljubljana SBI-20 has increased by 16.4 per cent.