Mondrian’s Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) Approach

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Mondrian’s Purchasing Power Parity method (PPP) provides a consistent measure of value across all currencies – a process we have employed since the founding of our firm in 1990. Our PPP fair value is the exchange rate at which a basket of goods and services costs the same in two different currencies and is supplemented by our sovereign credit analysis.

Below are Purchasing Power Parity valuations versus the US dollar for various developed and emerging markets as of June 30, 2024.

 

Purchasing Power Parity Valuations versus US dollar

Developed Markets

JPY PPP ChartsI vs USD - June 30 2024

Euro PPP ChartsI vs USD - June 30 2024

GBP PPP ChartsI vs USD - June 30 2024

Canadian dollar PPP ChartsI vs USD - June 30 2024

AUD PPP ChartsI vs USD - June 30 2024

Swiss franc PPP Charts vs USD - June 30 2024

Swedish krona PPP Charts vs USD - June 30 2024

Norwegian krone PPP Charts vs USD - June 30 2024

Polish zloty PPP Charts vs USD - June 30 2024

Emerging Markets

Korean won PPP ChartsI vs USD - June 30 2024 Singapore dollar PPP ChartsI vs USD - June 30 2024

Mexican peso PPP ChartsI vs USD - June 30 2024

 

As of June 30, 2024

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