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We’ve been here before: the country goes into lockdown and the stock market shoots up. The start of the first national lockdown in late March marked the bottom of the coronavirus crash, England’s November lockdown played host to the vaccine rally, and yesterday the FTSE 100 added to its week’s gains with a 3.5 per cent rise. Whether the latest step up can be sustained is a question for the weeks ahead, but yet again the stock market has seemingly shown how counter intuitive its moves can be. Or has it? Because while this first week of January may have been the gloomiest for… oh, at le...

SHAME MAKOSHORI The ZSE’s fungible titans were among the casualties of a terrifying crackdown on business by authorities, which dampened investor confidence and wiped $240 billion in potential revenue. But the brief closure in June only amplified an already difficult crisis for the bourse. Many firms had already embarked on plans to de-list and go private, saying it was no longer viable to maintain a listing. Again, that was bad for a stock market that had been hit by a listing drought stretching over a decade, which triggered questions about the relevance of the ZSE in a rapidly shifting m...

IGS FSL Investment Update WE 11-12-20 15th Dec 2020    |    Source: igsghana.com Weekly Highlights • Yields on short-dated treasury securities witnessed mixed adjustment. • Accra Bourse steeped up recovery to reduce year-to-date losses. • Ghana cedi outmuscled the British pound and Euro. • US equity market hit by stimulus talk deadlock. • Brent crude oil nearly hit the $50.00 mark, as demand picks-up. Macroeconomic Update Inflation dropped to 9.8 percent in November Consumer price inflation settled at 9.8 percent in November 2020. This represents a fourth consecutive...

Foreigners were net buyers of South African stocks for a seventh day on Monday. By John Viljoen, Bloomberg 15 Dec 2020  10:46  Image: Waldo Swiegers/Bloomberg South Africa’s main stock index fell, tracking declines in Asian markets amid caution over virus-related curbs, including new measures announced locally on Monday evening. The benchmark FTSE/JSE Africa All Share index dropped 0.5% as of 9:18 a.m. in Johannesburg, dragged lower by its four largest members, with Naspers down 0.6%, BHP losing 1.2%, Richemont sliding 0.9% and Anglo American declining 0.8%. The stocks account for ...