🔒 Premium – From the FT: Nigeria’s foray into economic orthodoxy cheers investors
The removal of the central bank chief and scrapping of fuel subsidies gives markets ‘everything they hoped for.’
The removal of the central bank chief and scrapping of fuel subsidies gives markets ‘everything they hoped for.’
Two global issues of the moment featured this morning – the scourge of Fake News and the rise and rise of English Football.
Big money managers missed out on the rally in Nvidia and spent the past two weeks catching up, racing to amass shares of the US company that has become a go-to bet on artificial intelligence.
We are almost at the end of an era. Quite clearly, the entire African nationalist project has failed. Nobody in government says this, of course, but the truth must be as obvious to ministers and civil servants as it is to the rest of us.
We kicked off a fast news “live blog” yesterday. You’ll find it at the top of the BizNews.com home page. Innovations take time to settle, but I’m really happy with our first swing at this catchall section where, through the day, we post newsworthy information from SA and abroad.
Egged on by the “dream” endorsement of F1 champion Lewis Hamilton and receptive post-Ecclestone business partners, the planets were aligned.
There are 257 municipalities in South Africa. However, just 38 (15%) received a clean, unqualified audit for the past calendar year.
A technical analyst’s assessment of Rand’s trendline projects a peak of R22 to the US Dollar over the next few weeks.
There’s been plenty of good news in the past month for the BizNews model share portfolios, boosted by the surge for Nvidia.
André de Ruyter uncovered many issues in his bestseller. And despite what his detractors suggest, he provided plenty names.