MARKET WRAP: JSE weakens, with gold shares faring worst
The JSE edged lower on Thursday, with gains by banks offset by losses in gold miners and Naspers. A number
Author: Sibusiso Buthelezi
Empty supertankers reveal truths about today’s oil market
London — They are slowly ploghing their way across thousands of miles of ocean towards America’s Gulf of Mexico coastline.
World shares still upbeat, but the Australian dollar takes a hit
London — Signs that the US and China are tackling some of the stickiest issues in their trade war kept world
Oil nears 2019 highs amid Opec cuts
London — Oil prices hovered around 2019 highs on Thursday, bolstered by Opec-led supply cuts and US sanctions on Venezuela
JSE flat as rand pushes below R14/$
The JSE was flat on Thursday afternoon, as markets digested the implications of Wednesday’s budget policy statement. Analysts have welcomed
Oil stays close to 2019 highs, but growth worries weigh
Ballooning debt casts a dark shadow over SA Eskom proving to be a millstone around SA’s neck, as its R23bn
Asian shares rally on ‘patient’ Fed
Ballooning debt casts a dark shadow over SA Eskom proving to be a millstone around SA’s neck, as its R23bn
Gold slips away from 10-month high after Fed’s minutes
Ballooning debt casts a dark shadow over SA Eskom proving to be a millstone around SA’s neck, as its R23bn
JSE results downpour forecast for Thursday
Ballooning debt casts a dark shadow over SA Eskom proving to be a millstone around SA’s neck, as its R23bn
Market data – February 20 2019
Ballooning debt casts a dark shadow over SA Eskom proving to be a millstone around SA’s neck, as its R23bn