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SA’s bond market may hold more (upside) surprises than you think

SA’s bond market may hold more (upside) surprises than you think

By | Published Feb 28, 2023

2022 was an extremely tough year for global fixed income assets, with long bond yields rising sharply in developed markets resulting in one of the worst years for bond markets in almost a century.

Stocks, rand still under pressure as investors fear higher US rates, SA power woes

By Siphelele Dludla | Published Feb 22, 2023

The rand yesterday lost as much as 10 cents from the previous close, falling to R18. 24 against the US dollar, close to its lowest since early November 2022.

Stocks, rand still under pressure as investors fear higher US rates, SA power woes

Stocks, rand still under pressure as investors fear higher US rates, SA power woes

Total number of Cryptocurrencies down by 1 700 in a year

By | Published Feb 14, 2023

Total number of Cryptocurrencies down by 1 700 in a year

Markets Monday: Markets close deep in the red

By Siphelele Dludla | Published Feb 13, 2023

Markets Monday: Markets close deep in the red

Mantashe: 2022 a difficult year, mining production hit by soaring energy prices and geopolitical dynamics

By Dieketseng Maleke | Published Feb 6, 2023

Mantashe: 2022 a difficult year, mining production hit by soaring energy prices and geopolitical dynamics

Thinking of buying a crypto asset? This is what you should know if you are duped

By | Published Jan 28, 2023

Thinking of buying a crypto asset? This is what you should know if you are duped

Cryptocurrency section added to SA’s Code of Advertising Practice

By Supplied | Published Jan 23, 2023

Cryptocurrency section added to SA’s Code of Advertising Practice

Gold prices inch higher as investors weigh Fed slowdown chances

By Reuters | Published Jan 20, 2023

Gold prices inch higher as investors weigh Fed slowdown chances

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Crypto is back - in Davos, at least - as redemption tour rolls on

By The Washington Post | Published Jan 18, 2023

Crypto is back - in Davos, at least - as redemption tour rolls on

Crypto is back - in Davos, at least - as redemption tour rolls on

Bitcoin flirts with longest winning streak in nearly a decade

By The Washington Post | Published Jan 18, 2023

Bitcoin flirts with longest winning streak in nearly a decade

Bitcoin flirts with longest winning streak in nearly a decade

Ten key risks to global capital markets in 2023

By | Published Jan 11, 2023

Ten key risks to global capital markets in 2023

Ten key risks to global capital markets in 2023

What can financial markets expect in 2023? 10 factors to consider

By | Published Jan 10, 2023

What can financial markets expect in 2023? 10 factors to consider

What can financial markets expect in 2023? 10 factors to consider

Crypto startup funding falls to lowest level in almost two years

By The Washington Post | Published Jan 10, 2023

Crypto startup funding falls to lowest level in almost two years

Crypto startup funding falls to lowest level in almost two years

Stocks rebound as China reopens economy, Fed rates hike slows

By Siphelele Dludla | Published Jan 10, 2023

Stocks rebound as China reopens economy, Fed rates hike slows

Stocks rebound as China reopens economy, Fed rates hike slows

Behind FTX's turbocharged push to attract small crypto savers

By The Washington Post | Published Jan 9, 2023

Behind FTX's turbocharged push to attract small crypto savers

Behind FTX's turbocharged push to attract small crypto savers

SA equity and bond markets begin the year on the front foot.

By Chris Harmse | Published Jan 9, 2023

SA equity and bond markets begin the year on the front foot.

SA equity and bond markets begin the year on the front foot.