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Categories: Market Events 2018

  1. Japanese markets slump

  2. UK curbs immigration

  3. Fed less dovish on 2019

  4. Inflation ticks up

  5. SA slips out of recession

  6. Oil drops below $50/barrel

  7. SA business outlook bleak

  8. SA raises interest rates

  9. German economy contracts

  10. Japan output down after natural disasters

  11. 27.5% in SA has no job

  12. Yuan at decade-low

  13. SA Mini Budget batters bonds

  14. Chinese stocks set back 4 years

  15. IMF revises global growth down

  16. Stock markets start sinking

  17. Japanese market hits 27-year high

  18. Japanese markets slump

  19. UK curbs immigration

  20. Fed less dovish on 2019

  21. Inflation ticks up

  22. SA slips out of recession

  23. Oil drops below $50/barrel

  24. SA business outlook bleak

  25. SA raises interest rates

  26. German economy contracts

  27. Japan output down after natural disasters

  28. 27.5% in SA has no job

  29. Yuan at decade-low

  30. SA Mini Budget batters bonds

  31. Chinese stocks set back 4 years

  32. IMF revises global growth down

  33. Stock markets start sinking

  34. Japanese market hits 27-year high

  35. US rates to rise rapidly

  36. US stocks touch new highs

  37. US rates to rise rapidly

  38. US stocks touch new highs

  39. SA in recession

  40. Argentine Peso plummets further

  41. US growth at 4.2%

  42. Tencent and Naspers tumble

  43. Turkish Lira in turmoil

  44. South aFRICA FARMIMG

    SA in recession

  45. Argentina

    Argentine Peso plummets further

  46. American growth

    US growth at 4.2%

  47. Chinese Social Media

    Tencent and Naspers tumble

  48. Turkish Lira in turmoil

    Turkish Lira in turmoil

  49. NHI Bill gazetted

  50. Fed hikes interest rates

  51. Eurozone inflation picks up

  52. Mining output drops

  53. Pound weakens along with UK GDP

  54. SA business confidence peaks

  55. NHI Bill gazetted

  56. Fed hikes interest rates

  57. Eurozone inflation picks up

  58. Mining output drops

  59. Pound weakens along with UK GDP

  60. SA consumer confidence peaks

  61. Rate cut for SA

  62. Naspers sells stake in Tencent

  63. Fed raises interest rates

  64. First VAT hike in 21 years

  65. Ramaphosa takes the reins

  66. Good jobs report trips markets

  67. Trump launches trade war

  68. Yuan at 2-year high

  69. Rate cut for SA

  70. Naspers sells stake in Tencent

  71. Fed raises interest rates

  72. First VAT hike in 21 years

  73. Ramaphosa takes the reins

  74. Good jobs report trips markets

  75. Trump launches trade war

  76. Yuan at 2-year high

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