Global Markets Weekly Review: Week 52, 2021
2021 was a better-than-average year for global markets. Stock market returns, economic growth, policy stimulus and inflation all ran hot ...
Read more2021 was a better-than-average year for global markets. Stock market returns, economic growth, policy stimulus and inflation all ran hot ...
Read moreWednesday’s delay on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange meant investors in Naspers, the biggest shareholder in Tencent, were unable to immediately ...
Read moreThe Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) and FTSE Russell have once more partnered to launch a new multi-asset index solution for ...
Read moreGlobal stocks set new highs again this week with a myriad of factors grabbing a piece of the spotlight, including ...
Read moreGlobal markets edged higher last week, with all major benchmark global indices hitting fresh all-time highs. Fiscal-stimulus optimism in the ...
Read moreThe ECB left its monetary policy unchanged, keeping its deposit rate at -0.5% and its emergency bond-buying program at EUR ...
Read moreGlobal markets were mixed but generally ended higher during the week as data on the coronavirus and various economic fronts ...
Read moreGlobal markets were mixed during the week, posting declines earlier in the week and closing later higher, mixed with optimisms ...
Read moreBrazilian stocks, as measured by the Bovespa Index, were little changed for the week. On Wednesday, Brazil’s central bank decided ...
Read moreThe price of one ounce of gold was $1,946.50 by market close, down from $1,949.50 at the previous close, according ...
Read moreOld Mutual and Seed International said in separate e-mailed statements that they would comply with an order issued by finance ...
Read moreWhile this is not the first cross-listing the country has seen as there are a number of Kenyan firms trading ...
Read moreSouth Africa’s benchmark stock index plunged the most since the market crash of October 1997 as markets globally continued to ...
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