IG Markets: Midday market update, 28 April
The JSE all-Share index is trading 0.41% into negative territory following weaker global markets as caution prevails ahead of the FOMC meeting and GDP data out of the U.S. later this week.
The JSE all-Share index is trading 0.41% into negative territory following weaker global markets as caution prevails ahead of the FOMC meeting and GDP data out of the U.S. later this week.
The Jse All-Share index is trading 0.2% higher in morning trade following stronger U.S. markets overnight.
The Jse All-Share index is trading 0.2% lower in morning trade following declines in U.S. and European markets tempered with stronger Asian markets.
The JSE All Share Index is up 0.14% after a mixed morning of trading that has gradually seen the index weaken over the course of the morning.
The JSE all-share index is trading into new high territory once again having added 0.55% in morning trade in broad-based gains.
The All-Share index is trading 0.24% lower after reaching new high territory yesterday.
The All-Share index is at a new all time high, up 0.40% after a rally in chinese markets served to buoy emerging market risk appetite.
The JSE all-share index has experienced a volatile morning as initially weak commodity prices, following last night’s FOMC meeting minute in the U.S., caused resource counters to weigh on our local bourse while industrial counters led by Naspers have helped offset the index’s initial losses.
The JSE all-share index is trading 0.2% firmer today as a weakening dollar, post Friday’s jobs report, sees commodity prices trading higher and in turn resource counters leading the morning’s gains.
A worse than expected jobs report out of the U.S. on Friday has fuelled speculation that rates may remain on hold for an extended period of time and has buoyed equity markets for the time being.