Hansmeyer Team

Market OverviewThe JSE All Share closed the week at 110 070.30 decreasing by 4.14%. The biggest contributing sector was oil and gas, adding 5.75%, while the basic materials sector decreased by 9.42% during the same period. Looking globally, developed markets decreased by 1.95% (USD) during the week, while emerging markets decreased by 0.35% (USD) during the

Market overviewThe JSE All Share closed the week at 114 924.20 decreasing by 1.11%. The biggest contributing sector was the technology sector adding 10.36%, while the telecommunications sector decreased by 5.19% during the same period. Looking globally, developed markets decreased by 1.71% (USD) during the week, while emerging markets decreased by 1.96% (USD) during the same

Market overviewThe JSE All Share closed the week at 116 583.40 decreasing by 9.22%. The biggest contributing sector was oil and gas, adding 8.58% while the basic materials sector decreased by 13.32% during the same period.Looking globally, developed markets decreased by 3.26% (USD) during the week, while emerging markets decreased by 6.88% (USD) during the

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