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Local bourse closes softer as markets remain constrained
December 20, 2018--The JSE closes weaker as the equity sell-off deepened following the US Fed hiked rates.
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Source: FIN24
Rand closes at R14.21/$
December 20, 2018--The day's range was R14.17 to R14.39. The rand, along with other emerging market currencies, started the day on the backfoot.
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Source: FIN24
Stocks close firmer ahead of US rate decision
December 19, 2018--JSE closed firmer on Wednesday as sentiments across global markets was rather tentative ahead of the US Fed rate decision.
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Source: FIN24
Global market jitters weigh on the JSE
December 18, 2018--The JSE fell on Tuesday on the back of a global slide in stocks.
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Source: FIN24
Rand closes at R14.2990/$
December 18, 2018--The rand closed at R14.2990/$ after trading in a range of 14.2370-14.4030.
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Source: FIN24
Rand closes at R14.17/$
December 14, 2018--The rand firmed by more than 1% on Wednesday as it broke below R14.10 to the greenback as a result of a softer dollar. However, it failed to hold on to its gains.
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Source: FIN24
JSE closes firmer after a choppy trading session
December 13, 2018--The JSE has held on to its gains to close firmer as global markets remained upbeat following consecutive sessions of gains.
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Source: FIN24
JSE firmer as global stocks remain optimistic on US-China trade deal
December 12, 2018--The JSE closed firmer as it tracked other global equity benchmarks higher, mainly on the back of positive comments on trade from US President Donald Trump.
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Source: FIN24
Rand closes the day at R14.15/$
December 12, 2018--The rand started the day out at R14.30/$ despite losing more ground on Tuesday where, at one stage, it was trading more than 4.5% weaker against the dollar over the past few trading sessions.
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Source: FIN24
After an ugly year, SA stocks may be set to rally
December 11. 2018--It's been a rough year for South African stocks, but signals are emerging that they're set for a rebound in 2019.
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Source: FIN24