Markets rebound despite Iran tensions, oil surge, and inflation risks. Key insights on global equities, rates, and economic data.
Markets remain cautious as rising oil prices fuel inflation concerns, pressure central banks and drive mixed global performance.
Global markets fell in March 2026 as rising energy prices and geopolitical risks drove hawkish rate repricing and pressured equities worldwide.
Global markets faced a turbulent week as the escalating conflict in the Middle East continued to overshadow economic fundamentals,
U.S. tech weakness contrasts with strong gains in Japan, Europe and South Africa as global markets diverge amid easing inflation.
Global markets turned volatile in the last week as Middle East tensions pushed oil sharply higher, raising inflation risks and weighing on equities.
Global markets turned volatile in the week of 12 October 2025 as AI concerns hit US equities, while Europe, Japan and SA showed resilience.
US GDP slows to 1.4%, inflation edges higher and global markets react to renewed trade tensions and policy uncertainty.
U.S. consumer confidence slumps as inflation pressures re-emerge,
December 2025 market review: South African equities surged as
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