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JSE recovery loses steam
January 27, 2016--The JSE has lost some of the momentum gained in early trade, mainly due to the resources sector which shed more than 1% gained during the course of the morning
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Source: FIN24
Rand firmer, but will struggle to sustain gains
January 27, 2016--The rand has been a tad firmer against the dollar, in a market anticipating an interest rate hike as the Reserve Bank fights inflation pressures.
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Source: FIN24
Rand weakens as global market sell-off resumes
January 26, 2016--The rand has softened in early trade as an oil price plunge swang global markets away from riskier assets.
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Source: FIN24
Nigeria: Nigerian Stock Market Indices Up By 0.59 Per Cent
January 23, 2016--The market indices of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) on Friday, appreciated further by 0.59 per cent following price appreciation.
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Source: AllAfrica.com
JSE bounces back from lows
January 22, 2016--Global markets have recovered steeply, indicating they may be nearing the end of the current panic, while the JSE has also moved decisively from the previous day's low.
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Source: FIN24
Rand to track global trends as market awaits rate call
January 22, 2016--The rand has mostly been flat against the dollar in early trade and is expected to follow global trends as investors await next week's interest rate announcement.
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Source: FIN24
JSE hovers near bear market on global market drop
January 21, 2016--Oil prices gave up the gains of a short rally to reach new 13-year lows, sending stock markets worldwide in a tailspin and putting new pressure on the JSE.
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Source: FIN24
Rand weakens after inflation jumps
January 21, 2016--The rand has dropped, pressured by a rise in inflation figures released before the Reserve Bank is due to decide on interest rates in its first 2016 policy meeting.
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Source: FIN24
Oil price slide puts paid to JSE rally
January 20, 2016--Markets worldwide have fallen sharply after oil dropped to below $28 per barrel, with major indices on the JSE more than 2% down at midday.
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Source: FIN24
Nigeria: Investors' Woes Worsen As Market Loses N1.7 Trillion in 10 Days
January 20, 2016--The declining fortunes of investors in the Nigerian stock market is indicated by a debilitating loss of N1.764 trillion in ten trading days, as the stock market maintained its free falll last week in response to further decline in crude oil price to below $30 per barrel, and the historic depreciation of the naira to N300 per dollar in the parallel market.
Meanwhile, analysts have predicted further fall this week given the persistent weakness in price of crude oil.
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Source: allAfrica.com
