ETFs with biggest bounce.

The most recent low is dated on 20th of November when global stock market indexes formed new lows. Support, bottom from October 2002, has triggered bounce for equities. I have run my performance screener for international ETF to see which countries have benefited the most from this rally. Have a look to the rankings below with performance up to now.

As a benchmark with US equities I used Vanguard total market US (VTI).

ETF	ticker	return
iShares FTSE/Xinhua China	(FXI)	46.4
iShares MSCI Turkey	(TUR)	46
iShares MSCI South Korea	(EWY)	45.3
Market Vectors Russia	(RSX)	44.1
iShares MSCI South Africa	(EZA)	39.2
iShares MSCI Brazil	(EWZ)	36.1
iShares MSCI Hong Kong	(EWH)	29.4
iPath MSCI India ETN	(INP)	28.3
iShares MSCI Spain	(EWP)	28
iShares MSCI Mexico	(EWW)	27.7
iShares MSCI Sweden	(EWD)	27.6
iShares MSCI Austria	(EWO)	26.8
iShares MSCI Taiwan	(EWT)	24.2
iShares MSCI Australia	(EWA)	23.3
iShares MSCI Germany	(EWG)	23
iShares MSCI France	(EWQ)	23
iShares MSCI Singapore	(EWS)	20.7
Vanguard total market US	(VTI)	18.7
iShares MSCI Netherlands	(EWN)	18.5
iShares MSCI UK	(EWU)	17.6
iShares MSCI Belgium	(EWK)	16.8
iShares MSCI Thailand	(THD)	16.3
iShares MSCI Switzerland	(EWL)	16.2
iShares MSCI Japan	(EWJ)	15.9
iShares MSCI Canada	(EWC)	15.8
iShares MSCI Italy	(EWI)	15.5
iShares MSCI Israel	(EIS)	15.3
iShares MSCI Malaysia	(EWM)	5.5
iShares MSCI Chile	(ECH)	0.5