South Africa/ — The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) today welcomed CANAL+ (https://www.CanalPlus.com/), a leading global media and entertainment company, to its Main Board, marking a significant milestone in the exchange’s continued evolution as a globally competitive marketplace.
Surging global bond yields are threatening the stock market rally as investors rapidly reprice inflation risks, geopolitical instability and mounting sovereign debt burdens.
Bonds could derail the current stock market bull run as investors increasingly shift toward fixed income assets offering higher returns, lower volatility and, for the first time in years, genuine competition to equities.
— A world-leading rally on Ghana’s stock market and an improving economy are likely to encourage lenders to plan initial share sales, according to the head of the nation’s bourse.
London / Casablanca//- The Casablanca Stock Exchange (CSE) has welcomed international investors, listed companies and market leaders in London for its Morocco Capital Markets Days 2026 (London edition) event.
Accra, Ghana//-The ongoing Middle East crisis, which triggered short-term volatility, falling stock markets, and increased investor demand for safe-haven assets like gold and the US dollar, as well as oil supply shortages, has yet to have an impact on the Ghana Stock Exchange (GSE).
Ghana’s National Pensions Regulatory Authority (NPRA) has announced a major crackdown on employers who deduct pension contributions from workers’ salaries but fail to remit the mandatory Tier 2 funds, warning that offenders will soon face prosecution.
Global markets are likely to face renewed volatility after US President Trump’s address on Wednesday night on the Iran conflict introduced fresh uncertainty around the trajectory and outcome of the war, warns the CEO of global financial advisory giant deVere Group.
The digital financial landscape in Africa’s premier crypto hub has reached a historic inflection point as transaction values soared to an estimated $96 billion.
Trump mulling a delay to the Beijing summit with President Xi signals that diplomacy is increasingly transactional, and markets may experience sudden repricing events tied to political decisions rather than economic fundamentals.
