Business Day TV speaks to Mark du Toit from Oyster Catcher Investments and Nick Crail from FNB Wealth and Investments
Graeme Franck from PSG Wealth Sandton Grayston joins Business Day TV for a broader look at the day’s market movers
Inflation data last week showed that consumer and producer inflation was hotter than expected, though on a downward trend
Business Day TV spoke to Loyiso Mpeta from Unum Capital
Local bourse is stronger as investor focus falls on US Federal Reserve’s two-day meeting
Oil extends its gains from last week, when supply was expected to tighten after strikes on Russian energy infrastructure
Investors are preparing for a slew of policy decisions from central banks this week
Equities firmer at the start of a busy week for central banks
Market digests US inflation data ahead of Fed's meeting on March 20
US producer inflation, as measured by the PPI — a measure of wholesale inflation — came in worse than expected
Ukrainian strikes on Russian oil refineries this week supported oil prices, after they caused a fire at Rosneft’s biggest refiner
Bitcoin was last 4.6% lower at $67,417, having hit a record high of $73,192.79 in the previous session
Higher inflation adds pressure on the US Fed to keep interest rates elevated, weighing on non-yielding assets such as gold
Rand softer against major currencies as gold price drops
Other factors that could move gold prices could be further bad news on China’s housing market and its local government funding mechanism
International Energy Agency’s fourth revision since November is still well below Opec’s forecast