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JSE closes weaker as global markets react to new tariffs
September 17, 2018--The JSE has closed weaker, following a session where it mostly traded in the red.
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Source: FIN24
Rand yo-yos in early trade as emerging markets on the back foot
September 17, 2018--The rand had a yo-yo session in early trade on Monday morning, briefly breaking through R15/$ shortly after 09:00.
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Source: FIN24
The African Development Bank and MCB Group launch African Domestic Bond Fund
September 17, 2018--First multijurisdictional fixed income Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) on the continent
Listing on Mauritius Stock Exchange on 18 September 2018. Investors benefit from convenient access to African government bonds
The African Development Bank and Mauritius Commercial Bank Group (MCB) have launched the African Domestic Bond Fund (ADBF) ahead of its listing on the Stock Exchange of Mauritius Ltd on 18 September 2018. It is the first multijurisdictional fixed income Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) on the continent.
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Source: African Development Bank Group
Rand hedges rebound to lift JSE
September 14, 2018--The JSE closed firmer as rand hedges rebounded following the retracement in the rand.
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Source: FIN24
JSE inches up after a mixed session
September 13, 2018--The JSE has inched higher as retailers and blue-chip index heavyweights firmed.
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Source: FIN24
Rand gains 1.6% against the dollar as Turkey hikes rates
September 13, 2018--The rand has been taking its cue from the movements of the Turkish lira in recent days, as SA's fellow emerging markets battle economic difficulties.
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Source: FIN24
Rand strengthens under R15/$ as Turkish lira firms
September 12, 2018--The rand has made up some of the losses it suffered at the beginning of last week when it fell sharply in tandem with the Turkish lira, which firmed on Wednesday afternoon.
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Source: FIN24
JSE not spared as relentless trade war selloff continues
September 11, 2018--Equity markets continued to selloff as world markets begin to stomach the effects of future tariffs, proposed by the Trump administration.
