Here’s a snapshot of approximate 10-year XIRR (Extended Internal Rate of Return) for major equity markets based on index performance and mutual fund data:
| Market | Approx. 10-Year XIRR | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| India (Nifty 50) | ~12–14% | Strong post-COVID recovery and consistent SIP returns. |
| China (CSI 300) | ~3–5% | Dragged by regulatory crackdowns and slower economic growth. |
| Australia (ASX 200) | ~6–8% | Stable but modest returns, with strong dividend contributions. |
| USA (S&P 500) | ~10–12% | Driven by tech sector growth and post-pandemic bull run. |
These are ballpark figures based on index-level returns and mutual fund SIP data. Actual XIRRs can vary depending on timing, fund selection, and currency effects.
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