Latest economic headlines from South Africa and around the world: latest business news from MSN
Use extra cash to pay off debt and save for a rainy day, lower inflation indicates that the economy might be improving.
- Newly weds should plan well
A great deal of wedding planning is needed to ensure that the invitations, venue, catering, music, etc runs like clockwork.
- End of recession good for property market
GDP data showing the economy has moved out of recession and has recorded positive growth for the third quarter of 2009 is expected to cause a bounce in property prices.
- BUSA notes turning point in SA business cycle
Business Unity South Africa pointed to the modest positive GDP figures for 3rd Q2009 as a likely turning point in the business cycle.
- ETFs celebrate record growth
Exchange traded funds posted record growth in assets under management, from R16.5-billion at the end of 2008 to just under R27-billion.
- Iron ore prices could increase
Kumba Iron Ore said there is consensus of a 10% increase in iron ore prices next year.
- Banks potentially hinder economic recovery
Standard & Poor's said that regulatory requirements may lead to limited financing availability as financial institutions focus on restoring their balance sheets.
- EC Nafcoc members get the boot
SA’s black business forum has axed a number of key Eastern Cape council members.
- Education crucial to boost the exchange
The retail investing market is still undeveloped in South Africa, says Russell Loubser, CEO at the Johannesburg Stock Exchange.
- Federer feeling on top of the world
- Fiorentina win sends Liverpool crashing out
- No rush to make changes to Proteas squad
- McIlroy sets sights on European top spot
- FIFA call crisis talks after qualifiers, betting scandal
- Players pleased with TV decision review system
- Choose the best for Boks — Du Randt
- Phelps ‘getting back in shape’
