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Categories: Market events Q4 2020

  1. SA current account in surplus

    SA current account in surplus

  2. SA exits recession

    SA exits recession

  3. Vaccine and Yellen boost stocks

    Vaccine and Yellen boost stocks

  4. Naspers e-commerce thrives

    Naspers e-commerce thrives

  5. SA downgraded further

    SA downgraded further

  6. Amazon faces antitrust complaint

    Amazon faces antitrust complaint

  7. Vaccine news spin markets

    Vaccine news spin markets

  8. China halts Ant listing

    China halts Ant listing

  9. SA state wage bill frozen

    SA state wage bill frozen

  10. WeChat may stay

    WeChat may stay

  11. Zambia defaults on Eurobond

    Zambia defaults on Eurobond

  12. Global food prices jump 8%

    Global food prices jump 8%

  13. Pick n Pay earnings fall

    Pick n Pay earnings fall

  14. Implats earnings up 400%

    Implats earnings up 400%

  15. Apple surpasses $2 trillion

    Apple surpasses $2 trillion

  16. Japan GDP growth worst in 40 years

    Japan GDP growth worst in 40 years

  17. Euro area enters recession

    Euro area enters recession

  18. Shell loses $18bn

    Shell loses $18bn

  19. US economy worst since 1940s

    US economy worst since 1940s

  20. IMF loan to SA

    IMF loan to SA

  21. SARB cuts by 25bps

    SARB cuts by 25bps

  22. SA retail sales plummet

    SA retail sales plummet

  23. CPI drops to 2.1%

    CPI drops to 2.1%

  24. Amazon tops $3000 a share

    Amazon tops $3000 a share

  25. Consumer confidence at 35-year low

    Consumer confidence at 35-year low

  26. Airbus and Boeing cut staff

    Airbus and Boeing cut staff

  27. SA unemployment hits 18-year high

    SA unemployment hits 18-year high

  28. UK job losses at 10-year high

    UK unemployment doubles

  29. UK economy shrinks 20%

    UK economy shrinks 20%

  30. SA confidence at record low

    SA confidence at record low

  31. ECB stimulus boosts rand

    ECB stimulus boosts rand

  32. PMI reaches record low

    PMI reaches record low

  33. SARB cuts rates by 50bps

    SARB cuts rates by 50bps

  34. MTN sees data surge

    MTN sees data surge

  35. Chinese exports pick up

    Chinese exports pick up

  36. US joblessness off the charts

    US joblessness off the charts

  37. Edcon files for business rescue

    Edcon files for business rescue

  38. Landbank defaults on debt

    Landbank defaults on debt

  39. SA gets R500bn relief

    SA gets R500bn relief

  40. Business layoffs 1 out of 5

    Business layoffs: 1 out of 5

  41. Oil price drops below zero

    Oil price drops below zero

  42. Chinese economy shrinks

    Chinese economy shrinks

  43. Gold hits R1m/kg

    Gold hits R1m/kg

  44. SARB cuts deep again

    SARB cuts deep again

  45. AB InBev halves dividend

    AB InBev halves dividend

  46. Moody’s downgrades SA

    Moody’s downgrades SA

  47. SA lockdown announced

    SA lockdown announced

  48. SA cuts repo by 100bps

    SA cuts repo by 100bps

  49. Philippine market shuts down

    Philippine market shuts down

  50. US cuts to zero

    US cuts to zero

  51. Italy closes shop

    Italy closes shop

  52. Trump bans travel from Europe

    Trump bans travel from Europe

  53. BoE cuts rates

    BoE cuts rates

  54. WHO declares COVID-19 pandemic

    WHO declares COVID-19 pandemic

  55. Sasol down on oil price drop

    Sasol down on oil price drop

  56. Rand devalues rapidly

    Rand devalues rapidly

  57. Oil wars launched

    Oil wars launched

  58. Fed cuts rates by 50bps

    Fed cuts rates by 50bps

  59. SA recession

    SA enters recession

  60. Coronavirus hits Milan

    Coronavirus hits Milan

  61. Anglo Gold exits SA

    Anglo Gold exits SA

  62. SAA cancels slew of routes

    SAA cancels slew of routes

  63. Tongaat Hulett loses 60%

    Tongaat Hulett loses 60%

  64. China ends year in panic

    China ends year in panic

  65. SA cuts repo rate to 6.25%

    SA cuts repo rate to 6.25%

  66. US kills top Iranian general

    US kills top Iranian general

  67. SA current account in surplus

  68. SA exits recession

  69. Vaccine and Yellen boost stocks

  70. Naspers e-commerce thrives

  71. SA downgraded further

  72. Amazon faces antitrust complaint

  73. Vaccine news spin markets

  74. China halts Ant listing

  75. SA state wage bill frozen

  76. WeChat may stay

  77. Zambia defaults on Eurobond

  78. Global food prices jump 8%

  79. Pick n Pay earnings fall

  80. Implats earnings up 400%

  81. Apple surpasses $2 trillion

  82. Japan GDP growth worst in 40 years

  83. Euro area enters recession

  84. Shell loses $18bn

  85. US economy worst since 1940s

  86. IMF loan to SA

  87. SARB cuts by 25bps

  88. SA retail sales plummet

  89. CPI drops to 2.1%

  90. Amazon tops $3000 a share

  91. Consumer confidence at 35-year low

  92. Airbus and Boeing cut staff

  93. SA unemployment hits 18-year high

  94. UK unemployment doubles

  95. UK economy shrinks 20%

  96. SA confidence at record low

  97. ECB stimulus boosts rand

  98. PMI reaches record low

  99. SARB cuts rates by 50bps

  100. MTN sees data surge

  101. Chinese exports pick up

  102. US joblessness off the charts

  103. Edcon files for business rescue

  104. Landbank defaults on debt

  105. SA gets R500bn relief

  106. Business layoffs: 1 out of 5

  107. Oil price drops below zero

  108. Chinese economy shrinks

  109. Gold hits R1m/kg

  110. SARB cuts deep again

  111. AB InBev halves dividend

  112. Moody’s downgrades SA

  113. SA lockdown announced

  114. SA cuts repo by 100bps

  115. Philippine market shuts down

  116. US cuts to zero

  117. Italy closes shop

  118. Trump bans travel from Europe

  119. BoE cuts rates

  120. WHO declares COVID-19 pandemic

  121. Sasol down on oil price drop

  122. Rand devalues rapidly

  123. Oil wars launched

  124. Fed cuts rates by 50bps

  125. SA enters recession

  126. Coronavirus hits Milan

  127. Anglo Gold exits SA

  128. SAA cancels slew of routes

  129. Tongaat Hulett loses 60%

  130. China ends year in panic

  131. SA cuts repo rate to 6.25%

  132. US kills top Iranian general

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