Don’t read too much into GDP growth spurt
/ 9 December 2022

Don’t read too much into GDP growth spurt

Growth in the third quarter is encouraging, but analysts have cautioned against viewing the data as a sign of the economy’s improved health

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Commodity prices buoy South Africa amid China’s slow growth blow
/ 10 May 2022

Commodity prices buoy South Africa amid China’s slow growth blow

South Africa’s fate is tied to China’s, but war-related disruptions in the global energy market keep exports going

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Fitch improves Transnet’s rating
/ 30 October 2013

Fitch improves Transnet’s rating

Fitch has lifted Transnet’s long-term foreign-currency rating two levels to BBB, its second-lowest investment-grade level, with a stable outlook.

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/ 22 May 2008

Airline shares hit as soaring fuel bills dent profits

The world’s top airlines warned on Thursday that soaring fuel prices were hitting profits, prompting some to increase fares, and global leader American Airlines announced thousands of job cuts to counter higher costs. Airline stocks fell sharply in Asia and Europe after stock in American’s parent AMR shed a quarter of their value as investors fretted over the cost of jet fuel.