Prowess Investments Market Update 30 October – 3 November 2023
The Open Market committee (FOMC) meeting took center stage last week, as it maintained its monetary stance by leaving the Fed funds target range at 5.25%-5.50% […]
The Open Market committee (FOMC) meeting took center stage last week, as it maintained its monetary stance by leaving the Fed funds target range at 5.25%-5.50% […]
It has been a season of change in our team with several staff promotions. Prowess is delighted to congratulate Refilwe Rakanang, Ruth Stoffberg, Cyril Tshehla, Siphokazi Qika and Humbulani Rambuda on their recent appointments.
Market participants continue to monitor developments around the situation in the Middle East very closely, while locally, Kuben Naidoo resigns as SA Reserve Bank Deputy Governor […]
Last week, CPI for September printed at the highest level in three months at 5.4% from 4.8% in August. The SARB MPC’s next interest rate decision […]
Kelebogile Moloko (Prowess CEO) was recently joined by Siba Njoba (CEO of Imvelo Wealth Solutions) and Nomatshawe Rebe (Chairperson, Businesswomen’s Association of SA – Gauteng) for an insightful and empowering conversation on how to create and grow your wealth as a woman at every stage of your life.
Cheryl Wyngaard, Head of Client Management & Stakeholder Relations, examines the pension gap that can exist between men and women and explains why this is so important…
Cheryl Wyngaard, Head of Client Management & Stakeholder Relations, examines the pension gap that can exist between men and women and explains why this is so important…
This week, all eyes will be on the SA Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC), which is expected to increase the Repo rate by 50 basis […]
Last week, Parliament postponed the debate around the Phala Phala report to December 13th, GDP for Q3 ’22 overshot expectations, while internationally, China eased Covid restrictions […]
Last week, the Phala Phala scandal took the spotlight amid mounting speculation that President Cyril Ramaphosa would be forced to resign, while internationally, the Chinese economy […]