Biznesnetwork Editorial
Guides to the continent’s exchanges: the NGX in Lagos, the JSE in Johannesburg, the NSE in Nairobi, the EGX in Cairo and how they compare.
Rather than forecasting index levels nobody can know, this sets out the six variables that will decide 2027 — and where to watch each one as it happens.
Africa’s dominant exchange behaves like a developed market that happens to sit in Africa — and it is a poor proxy for the South African economy.
Ranking Africa’s exchanges sounds factual and is actually methodological. The tiers are stable; the figures are snapshots. Here is why sources disagree.
West Africa’s two main equity markets differ in scale, sector mix, liquidity and currency risk. Those differences matter far more than any index comparison.
Ghana's benchmark index is quoted everywhere, but few investors know how it is built. A quick primer on the GSE-CI.
Egypt's benchmark index is one of the most watched in North Africa. What it tracks and why investors across the region follow it.
