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12 Oct 2020anemptytextllineGlobal tech companies shone brightly in the third quarter of 2020, with Apple becoming the first US company to surge past a market capitalisation of $2 trillion. Most businesses dimmed investor expectations, though, with plummeting profit levels and reduced or no dividend declarations. Sasol, for example, announced an impairment bigger than its market cap. What else happened during the quarter? -
5 Oct 2020anemptytextllineAs more companies release financial results, the K-shape becomes clear with some stocks shooting up and the rest taking a large step down amid lockdown.
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3 Sep 2020anemptytextllineMore companies report dramatic profit declines and cancel their dividends.
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1 Sep 2020anemptytextllineWith interest rates plunging in 2020, where do investors go for inflation-beating returns?
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6 Aug 2020anemptytextllineJuly had some good news, but generally economic data and company announcements show more pain ahead.
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5 Jul 2020anemptytextllineAs more results of surveys and economic data became available during the second quarter of 2020, it became evident that this was one of the worst quarters in decades, in some instances the worst on record. In the world of oil, the unthinkable happened when futures started trading below zero, with traders paying buyers to take oil off their hands. Economic contractions are widespread, with the UK wiping out 18 years of growth. In South Africa, the impact of the lockdown was felt equally hard as many business rescues, closures and retrenchments were announced. What else happened during the second quarter of 2020?
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2 Jul 2020anemptytextllineDuring June more data became available to show how the COVID-19 pandemic and global lockdown hit various economies.
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25 Jun 2020anemptytextllineIn response to the COVID-19 pandemic Finance Minister Mboweni tabled government’s special adjusted budget, that seeks to manage the impact of the pandemic on the economy. It’s a tough balancing act, as the recessionary environment continues.
