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JSE slips on GDP blow and global concerns
June 9, 2016--The JSE has traded lower in reaction to a 1.2% loss in first-quarter GDP, with all major indices down by mid-morning and commodities the biggest loser.
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Source: FIN24
Rand stumbles as recession risk rises
June 9, 2016--The rand has retreated as investor confidence was rattled by data showing the economy contracted sharply in the first quarter, raising the risk of recession.
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Source: FIN24
JSE a mixed bag on economic data
June 8, 2016--The JSE was at midday a mixed bag, with industrial and financial shares sharply down but resources and gold reacting solidly on good economic news for China and higher commodity prices.
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Source: FIN24
Rand halts rally, Fitch review keep market wary
June 8, 2016--The rand has pulled back from the previous session's four-week highs against the dollar and traders said GDP data expected to show a small contraction.
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Source: FIN24
SA makes final junk hurdle, but GDP dives 1.2%
June 8, 2016--Ratings agency Fitch has affirmed SA's investment grade credit, and surprisingly kept its outlook stable, while Stats SA has revealed that first quarter GDP shrunk by 1.2%.
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Source: FIN24
All eyes on GDP and ratings agency Fitch
June 8, 2016--Economists expect a negative GDP reading for the first quarter of 2016, while ratings agency Fitch should follow Moody's and S&P and not downgrade SA to junk status.
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Source: FIN24
JSE rises as risk appetite grows
June 7, 2016--More risk appetite for shares, which has pushed global markets higher, also gave the JSE strong support with all the major indices higher by mid-morning.
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Source: FIN24
Rand's depreciation set to continue
June 7, 2016--Pressure on the rand is likely to resume amid continued policy uncertainty, political tensions, and lacklustre economic growth, according to Overberg Asset Management.
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Source: FIN24
Nigeria: Capital Market Slumps Below 3-Yr Lows in 2015-CSCS Boss
June 6, 2016--The Central Securities Clearing System (CSCS) Plc has stated that the Nigerian capital market slumped below its three-year low in 2015 due to dwindling crude oil price, foreign exchange problems and exodus of foreign portfolio investors.
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Source: AllAfrica.com
Bonds firmer, rand steady after S&P review
June 6, 2016--Government bonds have firmed after S&P Global Ratings review, but the rand failed to extend gains as the dollar recovered.
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Source: FIN24
