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Rand steady, bonds down sharply on US rate fears
February 18, 2015--SA government bonds have weakened sharply, tracking a slide in US treasuries in anticipation of
imminent policy tightening by the Federal Reserve.
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Source: FIN24
Nigeria: NSE Plans Initiatives to Maintain Africa's Investment Destination
February 18, 2015--The Nigerian Stock Exchange, NSE, has expressed it readiness to introduce initiatives that will help position it as attractive listing and investment destination in Africa.
This, according to the NSE Chief Executive, Mr. Oscar Onyema, is in keeping with its unwavering commitment to solidify its leadership position as Africa's foremost securities exchange.
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Source; allAfrica.com
JSE investors cautious on Greece, oil news
February 17, 2015--Investors on the JSE are far more cautious than last week,
when the All--share index stormed to new records.
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Rand steady, investors fret over Greece view more
JSE takes breather from yet another record run view more
Rand steady, return to volatility seen
JSE firmly in record territory view more
Rand steady, focus on Greek debt talks view more
Rand softens ahead of Zuma speech view more
Nigeria: Polls Shift- Nigerian Equities Market Dips Further view more
Source: FIN24
February 17, 2015--The rand has held steady against the dollar but traders are nervous about possible risk-averse
sentiment after a break-down in European talks over Greece's debt.
Source: AME Info
February 16, 2015--The All-share index on the JSE has raced to well above the 53 000-point level to yet another intraday record,
before the market decided to take a breather.
Source: FIN24
February 16, 2015--The rand has been flat against the dollar following volatile moves the previous week as the greenback's recent bull-run paused.
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Source: FIN24
February 13, 2015--The JSE has continued its record run from the previous session,
with resources shares among the star performers.
Source: FIN24
February 13, 2015--The rand has steadied against the dollar on renewed
appetite for risky assets after a ceasefire accord in Ukraine and hopes of a debt resolution in Greece.
Source: FIN24
February 12, 2015--The rand has weakened ahead of the State of the Nation address
which investors hope will tackle domestic economic woes including Eskom's load shedding.
Source: FIN24
February 12, 2015--The Nigerian equities market maintained a downward trend as market indicators further shedded 1.39 per cent yesterday.
The market capitalisation which opened at N9.718 trillion decreased by N135 billion to close at N9.583 trillion.
Source: AllAfrica.com
