Lonmin woes make its stock the top sell call in Johannesburg

Neo Khanyile|Published

Lonmin is struggling to find admirers among analysts, who have doubled the number of sell recommendations on its Joburg stock in the past two years.

Banking stocks surprise money managers

Neo Khanyile|Published

Money managers who missed their performance benchmarks in 2016 would be better positioned had they read signals banking stocks were showing greater resilience than ...

A helping hand for township entrepreneurs

Neo Khanyile|Published

South Africa will soon open its first stock exchange devoted to helping small-business operators.

Investec fund surrenders some gold stocks

Neo Khanyile|Published

A rally in gold mining stocks helped the Investec Value Fund post a return of 68% this year. Now it’s time to cut down on bullion, says John Biccard.

Messiest politics the best - money manager

Neo Khanyile|Published

Markets in Brazil and Russia have performed well this year despite turmoil in those countries, says money manager Siboniso Nxumalo.

SA stocks tumble on Fed concern

Neo Khanyile|Published

South African stocks fell the most since June 27 on Monday as commodity prices dropped.

Implats poised to fall

Neo Khanyile|Published

Shares in Impala Platinum may be poised to drop in Johannesburg trading, technical indicators used by some analysts show.

Investors seek yields in SA

Neo Khanyile|Published

Purchases by foreigners of South African stocks have reached the longest stretch in more than 14 years.

Rand slips as commodities drop

Neo Khanyile|Published

South Africa’s currency, bonds and stocks fall, bearing the brunt of a retreat in emerging markets.

Rand strengthens on beer deal

Neo Khanyile|Published

The rand may extend a two-day rally after SA's approval of AB InBev’s takeover of SABMiller is seen triggering foreign-exchange inflows.

Foreigners snap up SA shares

Neo Khanyile|Published

As markets tumble after last week’s Brexit vote, foreigners buy South African shares at the fastest pace in more than seven years.

Foreigners seek havens in gold producers

Neo Khanyile|Published

As markets tumbled after Britain’s EU vote, foreigners bought South African shares at the fastest pace in more than seven years.

Retail stocks in losing streak

Neo Khanyile|Published

South African retail stocks have the longest losing streak in six months as weak growth casts doubt over consumers’ ability to spend.

Sun leaps on Dreams deal

Neo Khanyile|Published

Sun heads for the biggest three-day gain in seven years after winning approval for the merger of its Latin American assets with Dreams.

Johannesburg stocks rise for sixth day

Neo Khanyile|Published

Shares in companies that benefit from rand weakness drove the South African benchmark index higher on Tuesday.

M&R falls for a sixth day

Neo Khanyile|Published

Murray & Roberts took another knock after Sanral lodged a claim for damages against construction companies for colluding in road-building contracts.

Top-performing SA fund shunned miners

Neo Khanyile|Published

Anchor Capital’s BCI Equity Fund invested in the industrial and financial sectors to became the best-performing fund in SA over the past three years, according to ...

Pick n Pay gains for sixth day

Neo Khanyile|Published

Retailer Pick n Pay rose for a sixth consecutive day on Monday ahead of earnings due to be published later this month.

Mining stocks lead JSE higher

Neo Khanyile|Published

Mining stocks led a rally in South African shares, with the benchmark index advancing the most since March 17.

Sun International falls as investors fret

Neo Khanyile|Published

Sun International dropped as much as 9. 3% in Johannesburg on Tuesday amid concern over growth in South Africa.

Nobody’s cheering 24% gain in SA mining stocks

Neo Khanyile|Published

The FTSE JSE Mining Index surged 24% in February as prices for raw materials gained while the rand declined.

M&R gains in longest streak for two years

Neo Khanyile|Published

Construction firm Murray & Roberts gains for a sixth day as some investors see value in a stock that was among the worst performers last year.

Be cautious as mining stocks gain

Neo Khanyile|Published

SA mining stocks gain the most in six weeks as a slump in the dollar made commodities priced in dollars more attractive to investors.

Banks slump on Moody’s outlook

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South Africa’s banking and insurance companies were among the biggest losers on the FTSE/JSE Africa All Share index .

SA banks fall the most since December

Neo Khanyile|Published

SA’s banking and insurance companies were among the biggest losers on the FTSE/JSE Africa All Share index after a prediction by Moody’s.