Nigeria’s Internecine Index Debate
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Nigerian shares were off 40 percent at Africa’s MSCI frontier bottom as the central bank rates and intervention were unchanged ...
South Africa’s Ducked Live Wires
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South African stocks kept positive despite the reintroduction of rolling power blackouts from Eskom’s strained grid as ratings agencies postponed ...
Nigeria’s Stretched Band Recoil
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Nigerian stocks were down 30 percent on the MSCI Frontier Index after the central bank raised the benchmark interest rate ...
Africa’s Tethered Trade Finance Hub
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The African Development Bank after approving a $1 billion export credit support program completed a 45-country survey of 275 banks ...
Africa’s Energetic Pocket Protectors
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As Sub-Saharan capital markets continue to correct, slashing year-end MSCI frontier index improvement to single digits, the IIF issued an ...
Africa’s Unhealthy Commodity Command
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Sub-Saharan stock markets continued to reel amid Ebola, raw material price and political scares as Nigeria in particular was off ...
South Africa’s Trapped Power Pursuit
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South African shares were flat as new finance ministry and central bank heads came on board and indicated harsher fiscal ...
Africa’s Oil Fire Singe
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African securities were pounded by a combination of commodity price and global financial market jitters as oil fell toward $80/barrel ...
Ghana’s Grating Imbalance Impertinence
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Ghana sold a third long delayed $1 billion Eurobond at an 8.25 percent yield in contrast with Kenya’s and Cote ...
South Africa’s Hobbled Ability Abstention
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South African banking shares were slammed despite overall MSCI index advance as unsecured consumer lender Abil was saved by a ...