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US disappointment spills over to JSE
May 12, 2016--The JSE, along with other world markets, has been reeling from the aftermath of very disappointing company results from some of the biggest consumer companies in the US.
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Source: FIN24
Commodities in spotlight on lacklustre JSE
May 11, 2016--Commodity shares have been back in the spotlight on the JSE, but all indices moved mostly sideways for most of the morning after some initial gains.
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Source: FIN24
JSE remains vulnerable to further declines, warns OAM
May 11, 2016--The JSE All Share index remains vulnerable to further declines as it appears to be dramatically over-priced, warns Overberg Asset Management
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Source: FIN24
South Africa: Some Reports On Moody's Decision Incorrect
May 10, 2016--The National Treasury has moved to clarify Moody's Investors Service's decision on South Africa's ratings, particularly on the country's outlook.
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Source: allafrica.com
Dual-listed shares shine on the JSE
May 10, 2016--Investors on the JSE have been seeking safety in the big dual-listed shares, all of which were trading higher by mid-morning.
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Source: FIN24
Rand up but fragile as weak jobs numbers weigh
May 10, 2016--The rand has steadied but remained near one-month lows as gloomy economic prospects continued to weigh after the unemployment rate rose to a record high.
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Source: FIN24
Rand falls as afterglow of Moody's decision fades
May 9, 2016--The rand has given up its strong gains as momentum spurred by Moody's decision not to downgrade the credit rating faded, giving way to concerns about the economy.
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Source: FIN24
Negative global sentiment dents JSE
May 6, 2016--Continuing negative sentiment on world markets is slowly pushing share prices on the JSE lower, with both the All-share and Top 40 indices down by mid-morning.
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Source: FIN24
Nigeria: Nigerian Equity Market Dips Further
May 6, 2016--Activities on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Thursday for the second consecutive day, maintained a negative posture with the market indicators dropping further by 0.59 per cent amid losses by blue chips.
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Source: allafrica.com
South Africa: Capital Outflows Likely If SA Downgraded
May 5, 2016--The Reserve Bank says a further rating downgrade of South Africa could lead to capital outflows.
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Source: allafrica.com
