Market data including bonds, unit trusts and fuel prices
Both the all share and top 40 gained on the day, but the rand weakened
A dose of scepticism is needed as past recessions were caused by fiscal or monetary problems — not a global pandemic
Angola will make up for its May and June overproduction by cutting more in July to September
Brent and WTI crude futures declined by 1.02% and 1.30%, respectively
The local currency market remains rangebound
However, a sharp rebound in US services industry activity in June helped to whet investors’ risk appetite
Despite the spike in infections, some analysts say market participants remain optimistic that the worst is over
Mike Brown, MD of etfSA, talks to Business Day TV about how exchange traded funds
Caroline Cremen from Adviceworx talks to Business Day TV about her stock pick of the day
Unexpected growth in US services sector data drives Wall Street higher
Reopening of economies around the world increases demand as concerns over Covid-19 infections rise
Stocks remain beset by two main themes, positive economic data and the threat of rising Covid-19 cases
Rand range bound at about R17/$ as financial market sentiment 'weighs global recovery'
Investors are showing optimism at the beginning of the new trading week, and stock markets are set to extend gains, one analyst says
The local currency firmed to an intraday best of R16.87/$, following some emerging-market strength towards the end of last week
Chinese blue chips jumped 5.7% on top of a 7% gain last week to their loftiest level in five years
China set for bull run amid upbeat forecasts for US non-manufacturing activity, German industrial orders and eurozone retail sales
David Shapiro from Sasfin Securities and Martin Smith from Anchor Capital talk to Business Day TV
