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JSE weaker after erasing earlier gains
January 22, 2020--The local bourse has lost ground towards the close on Wednesday eventually erasing all its earlier gains.
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Source: FIN24
Weaker close for the JSE after muted session
January 20, 2020--The JSE closed softer on Monday following a relatively muted session in which the local bourse couldn't gain significant momentum.
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Source: FIN24
Weaker close for the JSE after muted session
January 20, 2020--The JSE closed softer on Monday following a relatively muted session in which the local bourse couldn't gain significant momentum.
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Source: FIN24
SA supply constraints drive palladium above $2 500 an ounce
January 18, 2020--The metal rallied to post its best week since 2001 and shows little sign of slowing down.
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Source: FIN24
JSE surges along with global markets
January 17, 2020--The JSE surged on Friday in line with other global markets which were buoyed by easing trade tensions and good corporate earnings
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Source: FIN24
Stocks inch higher as Reserve Bank cuts interest rates
January 14, 2020--The JSE advanced on Tuesday primarily on the back of gains in the financials and industrials indices.
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Source: FIN24
JSE holds on to gains
January 13, 2020--The JSE on Monday tried to take a leaf from the earlier trend in Asian equities where the Hang Seng surged 1.11% while the Shanghai Composite Index gained 0.98%.
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Source: FIN24
JSE rises despite weaker US jobs data
January 10, 2020--United States non-farm payrolls for the month of December came in lower than expected as the US economy added 145,000 jobs instead of the forecast 160,000 jobs.
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Source: FIN24
Zimbabwe: Stock Exchange Readies for New Listings
January 10, 2020--The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) is now open for listing of new products such as Exchange Traded Funds following amendments to listing requirements.
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Source: allafrica.com
Nigerian equities race higher after central bank policy shift
January 10, 2020--Nigeria's inventory alternate has begun the 12 months because the world's finest performer, powered by native traders switching into equities after the central financial institution shut them out of a short-term debt market.
The Nigerian Inventory Alternate All-Share Index is up greater than 9 per cent this week, placing it high of the desk amongst greater than 90 markets tracked by Bloomberg. Final 12 months, it ranked within the backside three due to a sluggish home economic system that’s but to completely recuperate from a recession introduced on by the 2014 oil value crash.
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Source: luxorr.media
