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JSE up as Brait makes UK purchase
May 15, 2015--South African shares have edged up slightly underpinned by investment company Brait after it said
would buy a majority stake in British budget clothes retailer New Look.
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Source: FIN24
Rand erases early losses against dollar
May 15, 2015--The rand has erased early losses against the greenback and was on track for a fourth straight daily gain
after weak US data knocked the dollar back.
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Rand, bonds extend gains as US economy stutters
Little movement on JSE view more
Slow SA growth forces managers take more risks view more
FTSE and Stanbic IBTC develop Nigeria Investable Pension Fund (IPF) index view more
Rand backtracks on China rate cut view more
Oil price reversal fuels JSE view more
Rand gains after US jobs underwhelms view more
Global bond sell-off hurts JSE view more
Source: FIN24
May 14, 2015--The rand has extended gains as the dollar slipped
hit by growing concerns over the US economy.view more
Source: FIN24
May 14, 2015--There was very little movement on the JSE on Thursday morning as investors seem to be consolidating their positions.
The industrial index continued its upward movement, but the gains were very moderate with the index only 0.10% higher by midday. The rest of the market was mostly down with the resources index the biggest loser with a drop of 1.13%.
Source: FIN24
May 14, 2015--Slower economic growth than expected in South Africa is a challenge which puts managers under pressure to create new revenue opportunities and to expand into higher risk markets, according to 77% of SA respondents in the latest EY Europe, Middle East, India and Africa (Emeia) Fraud Survey.
South African businesses must have their eyes wide open in their pursuit of these high-risk growth strategies," according to David Stulb, global leader of EY’s Fraud Investigation & Dispute Services (Fids) practice.
Source: FIN24
May 14, 2015--FTSE Group ("FTSE"), the development of the FTSE Nigeria Investable Pension Fund (IPF) Benchmark.
The new index is the first of its kind in the region, encapsulating Nigerian listed companies while adhering to National Pension Commission (PenCom) regulation on investment, safeguarding good corporate governance for users.
It has been created as a replicable index as well as a performance benchmark, in close collaboration with Stanbic IBTC Pension Managers Ltd, Nigeria’s largest pension fund.
Source: africanbusinesscentral.com
May 11, 2015--The rand has slipped after China cut interest rates for the third time in six months,
putting emerging market currencies back under pressure.
Source: FIN24
May 8, 2015--A reversal in the oil price, which calmed the bond market,
has given equities a boost and the JSE was no exception.
Source: FIN24
May 8, 2015--The rand has gained over 1% against the dollar as jobs gains in
the US underwhelmed, helping to boost emerging market assets.
Source: FIN24
May 7, 2015--The mood in financial markets has deteriorated dramatically over the past few days
and the JSE followed world markets sharply lower.
Source: FIN24
