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Botswana’s high interest rates are making investors smile, but when will the music stop? In this last instalment of Investing in a High-Yield Environment, the Bank of…
The government has been the main source of cash for banks, largely funded by diamond revenues, which are now steadily declining. With banks competing harder for…
In this second instalment of Investing in a High Yield Environment, market dealers note that strained government finances have pushed investors toward short-term instruments now offering good…
Botswana’s pension funds were once anxious about pulling money back from global markets. But in this first instalment of Investing in a High-Interest-Rate Environment, fund managers note…
Part 3 of the Buy The Dip series reminds us that, like any investment strategy, buying the dip isn’t risk-free. Experts explain that while global markets…
In part 2 of the Buy the Dip (BTD) series, Ms Vivian Ning’s research shows that BTD can work, especially when strong fundamentals, institutional backing, and…
In part 1 of this buying the dip series, experts stressed that when prices fall, it presents opportunities for investors to buy. But it’s not just…
Stock market drops can actually be opportunities, even in strong companies. In part 1 of this buying the dip series, experts stress that investors should first…
When government spending slows, it’s not just public projects that stall. The ripple hits listed companies, too. With diamond revenues shrinking, there is simply less money flowing through the system. This slowdown is exposing just how much corporate profits — and portfolios on the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE) — still depend on government
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If you’re an active investor/or a keen follower of capital markets, especially on the Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE), you would have probably noticed that the share prices of…