Morning Notes

10/06/2020 The JSE All Share ended the day 0.4% lower as the rally on World Markets took a breather, BTI ended 4.19% lower after the company further cut sales growth and reduced its forecast for full year revenue growth. We are set for a better opening this morning...

09/06/2020 The JSE gave up a little ground yesterday as we saw some profits been taking in the Banks and retailers however Sasol steamed ahead closing up another 14.70 5 at R 172.05, we also saw some good gains in the Property and mining sectors. Overall the All Share...

Good Morning All…Global stock markets and bonds in Africa are rallying despite evidence that the worst of the coronavirus pandemic is still to come. On Friday the JSE All-Share firmed up 2.85% to 54,722.38 points, gaining 8.40% for the week, and the Top-40...

Morning and a Happy Friday to you all We are indicating a better start with the FTSE/JSE Top40 future up 250 points or 0.53% in line with better Asian markets and higher US & European futures. The ZAR has also strengthened 0.5%, below the 17 to the $ level again,...

Morning All, happy hump day!Global stock markets kept their cool on Tuesday amid the pandemic, riots and rising U.S-China tensions. The JSE firmed up 3.08% to 52,496.86 points and the Top-40 2.91% as the gradual lifting of economic restrictions supports stock prices...

Morning All. The JSE closed 0.9 % higher yesterday, tracking global markets as optimism about the reopening of economies and the US's commitment to the US-China trade deal lifted sentiment. “While US President Trump levelled plenty of criticism on China and went as...

Morning All. As we begin our first week of level 3 lock down, the world is in crisis as protests turned ugly in major cities around the U.S over the killing of George Floyd and unarmed black in Minneapolis last week. The social unrest over police brutality comes in...

Morning We’ll probably be in for a lower start as the Dow falls for the first time in 3 days, drops 100 points on U.S.-China tensions South African Data on the budget and trade balances, money supply and private-sector credit for April will provide clues on the...

The National Coronavirus Command Council is due to hold briefing at 12.30pm on regulations for next phase of lockdown to contain the coronavirus. President Cyril Ramaphosa said Sunday that country would be placed on an eased version of ongoing lockdown from June 1 *...