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JSE buoyed by financials and retailers
February 27, 2018--Local equity markets closed firmer on Tuesday as retail and financial stocks led gains on the JSE.
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Source: FIN24
Rand steady as Nene, Gordhan return to Cabinet
February 26, 2018--The rand has strengthened more than R2 to the US dollar since the election of Cyril Ramaphosa as ANC president on 18 December last year.
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Source: FIN24
Positive global sentiment lifts the JSE
February 26, 2018--The JSE started the week on a positive note as it inched higher in line with the positive global equity sentiment.
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Source: FIN24
Relief for the local bourse
February 23, 2018--The JSE had some reprieve on Friday as the local bourse bounced following the sell-off on Thursday.
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Source: FIN24
Rand steady in early trade
February 23, 2018--The rand has been little changed, as investors wait to see whether President Cyril Ramaphosa will reshuffle his Cabinet.
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Source: FIN24
Budget speech inspires JSE
February 21, 2018--The JSE turned the tide on Wednesday to end the day in the green after Finance Minister Malusi Gigaba's Budget Speech.
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Source: FIN24
Rand volatile as all eyes turn to National Budget
February 21, 2018--The market will care more about the numbers than how they will be achieved, but would be encouraged by-and probably even assumes-a VAT hike, says a currency trader.
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Source: Fin24
Nigeria:NSE Market Indices Drop By 1.53 Percent
February 20, 2018--Weekly activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) resumed on depressed note on Monday as the market indices dropped by 1.53 per cent.
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Source: AllAfrica.com
JSE down as focus shifts to budget
February 20, 2018--The JSE traded weaker, driven by mining and resource stocks, down by 3.44% and 2.01% respectively, as focus shifts towards the National Budget.
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Source: FIN24
Rand slightly weaker ahead of budget
February 20, 2018--Market analysts say they have largely expected the rand's modest dip, caused by a correction from its highs last week coupled with relative dollar strength.
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Source: FIN24
