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Categories: Market Events Q1 2021

  1. Ever Given free again

    Ever Given free again

  2. Tech stocks face delisting

    Tech stocks face delisting

  3. SA CPI at 2.9%

    SA CPI at 2.9%

  4. Tesla to accept bitcoin payment

    Tesla to accept bitcoin payment

  5. SA GDP shrinks 7%

    SA GDP shrinks 7%

  6. SA Equities hit new high

    SA equities hit new high

  7. SA unemployment at record high.jpg

    SA unemployment at record 32.5%

  8. Copper surges past

    Copper surges past $9000

  9. Facebook cuts Australia news

    Facebook cuts Australia news

  10. Copper and platinum at highs

    Copper and platinum at highs

  11. Asian stocks hit new record

    Asian stocks hit new record

  12. SA PMI up

    SA PMI up

  13. Alphabet

    Alphabet ad sales soar

  14. Ford to invest $1bn in SA

    Ford to invest $1bn in SA

  15. Silver at 8-year high

    Silver at 8-year high

  16. African Bank

    African Bank reports loss

  17. More home buyers in SA

    More home buyers in SA

  18. Japan deflation at 1%

    Japan deflation at 1%

  19. PMI signals weak

    PMI signals weak services sector

  20. SA retail sales down 4%

    SA retail sales down 4%

  21. Fresh highs for global stocks

    Fresh highs for global stocks

  22. US rejoins Paris agreement

    US rejoins Paris agreement

  23. Ever Given free again

  24. Tech stocks face delisting

  25. SA CPI at 2.9%

  26. Tesla to accept bitcoin payment

  27. SA GDP shrinks 7%

  28. SA equities hit new high

  29. SA unemployment at record 32.5%

  30. Copper surges past $9000

  31. Facebook cuts Australia news

  32. Copper and platinum at highs

  33. Asian stocks hit new record

  34. SA PMI up

  35. Alphabet ad sales soar

  36. Ford to invest $1bn in SA

  37. Silver at 8-year high

  38. African Bank reports loss

  39. More home buyers in SA

  40. Japan deflation at 1%

  41. PMI signals weak services sector

  42. SA retail sales down 4%

  43. Fresh highs for global stocks

  44. US rejoins Paris agreement

  45. US yield curve steepens

  46. SA yield curve steepens

  47. US yield curve steepens

    US yield curve steepens

  48. SA yield curve steepens

    SA yield curve steepens

  49. China grows 2.3% in 2020

    China grows 2.3% in 2020

  50. US retail sales disappoint

    US retail sales disappoint

  51. China imports 48 more from US

    China imports 48% more from US

  52. Biden proposes $1.9trn stimulus

    Biden proposes $1.9trn stimulus

  53. SA manufacturing down 3.5

    SA manufacturing down 3.5%

  54. Biden recognised as new president

    Biden recognised as new president

  55. China grows 2.3% in 2020

  56. Alibaba and TenCent stumble

    Alibaba and TenCent stumble

  57. US retail sales disappoint

  58. China imports 48% more from US

  59. Biden proposes $1.9trn stimulus

  60. SA manufacturing down 3.5%

  61. Biden recognised as new president

  62. Alibaba and TenCent stumble

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