Analysis On Fixed Income, Fx & Equity Markets
Botswana
While we are mindful of the risks to the global economic recovery and investor appetite stemming from the ongoing unrest in Libya, we continue to hold a bullish outlook on select SSA...
2011-03-21Mauritius
BMI View: The Mauritian SEMDEX will remain largely at the mercy of global risk sentiment. Furthermore, a possible interest rate hike from the Bank of Mauritius is leading investors...
2011-03-18South Africa
BMI View: We retain our cautiously optimistic outlook on South Africa following a visit to Johannesburg and Pretoria, forecasting real GDP growth of 3.5% in 2011. Confidence is rising...
2011-03-17Libya
BMI View: A lack of unity and political will are preventing Western nations from military intervention in Libya. There are a number of military options, but all of them face considerable...
2011-03-17Mauritius
Select Sub-Saharan African (SSA) equity markets have sold off sharply following the Japan earthquake and subsequent nuclear fallout, exhibiting investor fears over the ramifications...
2011-03-15Kenya
A range of markets across Sub-Saharan Africa are being hit by global factors including risk aversion, rising input costs, and fears of further political instability. Here we highlight...
2011-03-10Angola
Geopolitical events have seen a rise in risk aversion and caused some volatility in global markets since our last asset allocation strategy update - a spike higher in oil prices being...
2011-03-03Congo
Political risks are now increasingly being priced into to the market for Sub-Saharan African eurobonds, with countries with more questionable democratic credentials like Gabon and the...
2011-03-02Angola
BMI View: The ongoing unrest in Libya has two key implications for Sub-Saharan Africa: short-term risk aversion and rising risks to growth potential if oil prices spike higher.
2011-02-23Saudi Arabia
BMI View: Although we still believe that Saudi Arabia can avoid the kind of popular uprisings currently rocking the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) in the near term, we acknowledge...
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