Money Market with Chris Gibbons
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Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Disappointing results from coal producers, Thungela Resources, Outsurance reports a slight increase in interim dividends, and Japan raises interest rates for the first time in 17 years.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
A massive week for central banks globally, SA's Reserve Bank Governor granted another five-year term, and Woolworths given the green light to buy Absolute Pets.
Money Markert with Chris Gibbons
Standard Bank delivers excellent results, Woolworths Food gets a new CEO, and retailer Spar decides to exit Poland.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
The deal to sell SAA to a private consortium has fallen through, a senior US official says South Africa lacks the political will to solve its energy crisis, and WeBuyCars to list separately on the JSE.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
SA's electricity minister expects to be out of a job by the end of the year, bad news on the inflation front, and analysts predict the closure of some Pick n Pay stores.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Absa delivers disappointing results, South African accountants are looking for better-paying jobs overseas, and Bitcoin hits another record high.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Could the sale of SAA be about to crash land? ; all eyes are on the US ahead of the release of their latest inflation figures tomorrow, while the latest SA mining numbers will be made known Thursday.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Pravin Gordhan announces his retirement from politics, after a wait of eight years the BAIC car plant in Coega is up and running, and Sanlam delivers some excellent results.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Government and business set an electricity generation target, competitors question Safair over breach of ownership laws, and the sale of SAA in the spotlight as parliament’s legal adviser insists there was nothing untoward in the deal with Takatso.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
South Africa has "only just" dodged the recession bullet, Shoprite delivers an increase in market share, and Canal+ raises its bid for MultiChoice.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Today's the day to fill up the car if you need to, Bloomberg’s 'braai' index shows an average price rise of 2.5%, and Elon Musk is dethroned as the world's richest person.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
February was a mixed one for SA's car industry, MTN's market share is down, and the JSE is now officially the worst-performing emerging market stock exchange in the world.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Some very decent half-year figures from First Rand Bank, the average South African consumer is battling, and Petro SA finally has a new CEO.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Transnet veteran Michelle Phillips announced as the company's new CEO, petrol and diesel to increase, and Canal+ ordered to make a mandatory offer to MultiChoice shareholders.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Fitch Ratings critical of National Treasury's financial projections, SARS lays a R4.87 billion claim against Sasfin, and a dismal day on the JSE.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
A dismal start to the week for Sasol, investment professional Langalezwe Madonko resigns from Summit Africa after admitting to having fake academic qualifications on his cv, and a soft start to the week on the JSE.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
National Treasury could lower SA's inflation target, and the massive growth of artificial intelligence brings AI's impact on climate change under scrutiny.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Pick n Pay plans to list its discount grocery store, AI chip maker Nvidia announces record sales , and the rand continues to drop.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Gibbons gives a concise report on Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana's 2024 budget - a budget that hits individual taxpayers hard in its efforts to meet the R15 billion revenue shortfall.
Money Market with Chris Gibbons
Anticipation ahead of today's budget as unemployment figures rise to a shocking 7.9 million, this as Kumba announces massive job cuts, we do know that the R350 grant for the unemployed is to be increased - where will the money come from ?