Hansmeyer Team

Market overviewThe JSE All Share closed the week at 128 455.70 increasing by 4.42%. The biggest contributing sector was the basic materials sector, adding 10.67%. Looking globally, developed markets increased by 0.05% (USD) during the week, while emerging markets increased by 2.82% (USD) during the same period Local events* South Africa’s economic outlook has strengthened, with […]

South Africa going from junk to jewelFinance Minister Enoch Godongwana will this week outline improvements in South Africa’s public finances that pave the way for a sovereign credit-rating outlook upgrade, a Bloomberg survey shows. See the full article on DailyInvestor.com here> Rand on shaky groundThe rand is “treading water” around R16 to the dollar at

Market overviewThe JSE All Share closed the week at 120 584.10 increasing by 0.44%. The biggest contributing sector was the health care sector, adding 7.79% while the technology sector decreased by 6.86% during the same period.Looking globally, developed markets decreased by 0.40% (USD) during the week. Emerging markets increased by 3.25% (USD) during the same

Market overviewThe JSE All Share closed the week at 120 051.30 increasing by 0.05%. The biggest contributing sector was the oil and gas sector, adding 6.01% while the technology sector decreased by 3.94% during the same periodGlobally, developed markets increased by 0.04% (USD) during the week and emerging markets decreased by 1.40% (USD) during the

Market overviewThe JSE All Share closed the week at 120 045.80 decreasing by 1.83%. The biggest contributing sector was the communications sector, adding 6.95% while the basic materials sector decreased by 9.92% during the same period.The week was characterised by extreme volatility with the JSE All Share breaching 126 000, before losing nearly 5% on