European markets see sharp losses after disappointing eurozone data, but some local stocks push higher anyway
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ANC head of elections Fikile Mbalula gave testimony before the Zondo inquiry into state capture on Friday‚ speaking on the looting of state resources and his relationship with the controversial Gupta ...
Political analyst Daniel Silke talks to Business Day TV about the high number of parties contesting the 2019 elections
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Goldman Sachs says load-shedding could subtract 0.3 percentage points of economic growth in the first quarter
Economic development minister Ebrahim Patel says his department wants to make sure that the Competition Commission and Competition Tribunal are efficient to ensure that they are ready to implement ...
Attorney general William Barr said he may be able to provide lawmakers with the special counsel’s principal conclusions “as soon as this weekend”
SA’s ambassador to the UN welcomed the council’s resolution, saying that barring Caster Semenya is like excluding a child from class for having a high IQ
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The metal rises as eurozone data adds to concerns of a slowdown in global growth and sends investors in search for safe-haven assets
The local currency is tracking a weaker euro, which came under pressure after a German manufacturing activity dipped to a six-year low
Brent falls from 2019 highs, although Opec-led supply cuts, and US sanctions on Iran and Venezuela provide support
Shares and the euro fall on Friday after disappointing German data adds to fears of a global slowdown prompted by Fed’s dovish turn
Imtiaz Suliman from Sentio Capital talks to Business Day TV about Spar, his stock pick of the day
David Shapiro from Sasfin Securities and Wayne McCurrie from FNB Wealth and Investments talk to Business Day TV
Gold miners shine after a dovish US Federal Reserve policy statement, but the market heavyweight is under pressure
The EU has agreed to an extension of the Brexit deadline to mid-April, a move that benefits sterling
The Fed not raising rates this year is a strong signal for gold, and it’s getting good support at the $1,300 level, say analysts
Brent falls from 2019 highs amid concern that slowing growth across Asia, Europe and North America will dent fuel consumption
Hopes of upbeat tech sector also help drive shares to six-and-a-half month highs while Federal Reserve on Wednesday anticipated no further interest rate hikes ...
The rand gained on Thursday while local markets were closed for Human Rights Day, and Naspers's primary asset Tencent has fallen 1%
Market data including bonds, unit trusts and fuel prices
The pound tumbles 1.3% — its biggest daily drop since December 2018
JSE suffered broad-based losses in line with global markets, although platinum miners shone as palladium pushed to a record high
Gold dips slightly ahead of the US Fed monetary policy meeting minutes, expected later in the day
Retail sales in January grew faster than market expectations, while foreign direct investment jumped to a five-year high in 2018
Mixed signals on the US-China trade progress jangle nerves as Opec-led supply cuts and US sanctions support oil prices
European bourses followed Asian peers down, putting the MSCI's gauge of stocks around the world on course to break seven days of gains
Published by Tiso Blackstar and distributed with the Financial Mail on the last Thursday of every month except December and January.
