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Flat close for the JSE as financials cap index gains
March 4, 2019--The JSE closed flat on Monday as the losses recorded on the financials index capped the advance in the industrials index.
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Source: FIN24
Markets WRAP: Rand closes at R14.22/$
March 4, 2019--After weakening to an intraday low of R14.28 to the greenback, the local currency made up some ground to trade at R14.22/$ at 17:00, down 0.36%.
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Source: FIN24
Minor reprieve for the JSE as it inches higher
March 1, 2019--The JSE has inched higher as stocks staged a mild rebound following consecutive sessions of losses.
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Source: FIN24
Markets WRAP: Rand closes at R14.12/$
March 1, 2019--The rand was the worst performing EM currency in early trade.
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Source: FIN24
JSE weaker as companies flag tough conditions in earnings results
February 28, 2019--The local bourse has closed softer as market participants reacted to a flurry of earnings releases from JSE listed companies.
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Source: FIN24
JSE closes flat after a weak trading session
February 27, 2019--The JSE has traded mostly softer as the selling pressure from other global markets crept onto the local bourse.
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Source: FIN24
Nigeria Remains Africa's Largest Economy-Report
February 27, 2019--Nigeria has been named Africa's largest economy for the second year in a row by multinational professional services network PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC).
The auditing firm disclosed this in the latest edition of its Nigeria's economic outlook titled: "Top 10 Themes for 2019," distinguishing the Nigerian economy from other seven.
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Source: allafrica.com
Local bourse shrugs global sentiment to close firmer
February 26, 2019--The JSE has bucked the trend in other global markets to close firmer, mainly on the back broad-based gains across the bourse's major indices.
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Source: FIN24
Rand's undeserved rally gives SA some breathing space
February 26, 2019--Hopes of a trade truce between China and the US and a more dovish Federal Reserve are giving the rand a boost-and President Cyril Ramaphosa some breathing space as he struggles to stabilise Eskom while curbing government debt levels.
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Source: FIN24
Ethiopia aims for stock exchange by 2020
February 26, 2019--Ethiopia has set itself a tight timetable for economic reform, including privatization of telecoms by the end of 2019 and a domestic stock exchange by 2020. A World Bank team was due to arrive in Addis Ababa in December to provide technical help to develop the capital market.
Last week Financial Times repeated the timetable in an interview with Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed, given to FT Editor Lionel Barber and Africa Editor David Pilling, billed his first one-on-one international media interview. Prime Minister Abiy told them: "My economic model is capitalism… If you give me $100bn now, I can"t use it. There is not only money, there is talent and experience. That's why we need the private sector."
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Source: africancapitalmarketsnews.com
