The ratio of the number of companies whose share prices have risen to the number whose prices have fallen on a stock exchange over a given period, often a single day. A fall in the ratio can be interpreted as an impending overall fall in prices. Its value is a measure of market sentiment, positive being bullish, and negative being bearish.

• intermarket spread swap
• Intermarket Trading System
• intermediary
• intermediate-term
• intermediation
• internal audit
• internal capital generation rate
• internal control
• internal growth
• internal rate of return
• Internal Revenue Code
• Internal Revenue Service
• International Accounting Standards Board
• International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
• International Banking Credit Agency
• international banking facility
• international bond
• International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes
• International Chamber of Commerce
• International Commodities Clearing House
• international commodity agreements
• International Depository Receipt
• International Development Association
• International Finance Corporation
• international Fisher effect