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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
Moody's, Fitch cautiously upbeat about recent moves in SA
February 20, 2018--Rating agencies Moody's and Fitch are somewhat optimistic about some new developments in South Africa, following the resignation of Jacob Zuma and subsequent actions related to corruption, in mining and the Treasury.
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Source: FIN24
