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<p>As South Africa prepares to enter a 21 day national shut down from Thursday evening, the world is left to digest the stark losses that have been seen in global markets over the past 3 months due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Joining CNBC Africa to unpack the ways in which investors can navigate the current economic crisis is Han Tan, Market Analyst at FXTM.</p>


How investors can navigate the upcoming economic crisis

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<p>This week Zimbabwe suspended the transfer of local shares in dual-listed companies to foreign bourses for the next 12 months. Joining CNBC Africa to unpack more on this and the developments of the declaration of COVID-19 being a national disaster in Zimbabwe is Batanai Matsika, Head of Research at Morgan &#038; Co.</p>


Zim declares COVID-19 a national disaster

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<p>This afternoon we saw the South African Reserve Bank&#8217;s response to COVID-19 a deadly virus that has markets panicking. The bank cut rates by 100 basis points, is it enough? Joining CNBC Africa is Mamello Matikinca-Ngwenya, Chief Economist at FNB, Fani Titi, CEO of Investec, Peter Attard Montalto, Head of Capital Markets Research, Intellidex and Keillen Ndlovu, Head of Listed Property Funds at Stanlib&#8230;.</p>


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SARB cuts rates by 100 basis points in response to COVID-19, is it enough?

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<p>Joining CNBC Africa to discuss the mix of global and local market news is Cobus Potgieter, Portfolio Manager at AIP Capital Management.</p>


Behind the crash at Capitec

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<p>In the era of COVID-19, it is business unusual? Covid-19 has resulted in mass production shutdowns and supply chain disruptions. It is also having implications for private equity. Joining CNBC Africa to give insight are Kieran Whyte, Partner, Head of the Energy, Mining and Infrastructure Practice at Baker McKenzie and Graham Stokoe, Africa Private Capital Leader at EY Africa.</p>


Coronomics: The private equity & infrastructure impact

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<p>The rand crashed through the critical 17 to the dollar mark despite increased stimulus measures, which have failed to curb fears around the coronavirus.<br />
South Africa has now confirmed the number of COVID-19 cases are at 116. Several which are now through local transmission. Wichard Cilliers, Chief of Dealing, TreasuryONE joins CNBC Africa for more&#8230;.</p>


Rand weakens as SA COVID-19 cases rise to 116

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<p>Central banks and finance ministers around the world have been scrambling for a solution to curb fears over covid-19 and prevent a deep global recession. What coronomics should our own country be following as the South African Reserve Bank starts its two-day monetary policy committee meeting tomorrow? Economist, Duma Gqubule and Isaah Mhlanga, Chief Economist at Alexander Forbes join CNBC Africa to give insight.</p>


COVID-19: What will SARB do?

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<p>Globally central banks are responding to the devastation that coronavirus is causing to their economies. The Bank of England reduced its interest rate ahead of its scheduled meeting and now the US Federal Reserve has introduced a stimulus package to shield their economy from the impact of coronavirus. But is this enough to stave off long term economic harm? Jameel Ahmad, Global Head of Currency Strategy and Market Research at FXTM joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


Here’s what central banks are doing to fight COVID-19

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<p>As global markets hit red once again in trade this morning we take a look at the volatility that is being seen of the Zimbabwe stock exchange. Batanai Matsika the Head of Research at Morgan &#038; Co joins CNBC Africa for more.</p>


How Zim stocks are reacting to COVID-19

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<p>President Cyril Ramaphosa has released the PIC report and CNBC Africa&#8217;s Kopano Gumbi unpacks the key highlights.</p>


PIC report: Board essentially was a rubber stamp for the decisions driven by Matjila

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Joining CNBC Africa to discuss emerging markets is Mark Mobius, Founding Partner, Mobius Capital Partners.</p>


Mobius: Why it’s best to keep your powder dry as stocks plunge

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<p>Joining CNBC Africa to discuss the global markets is Dylan Bester, Director, Skycastle International Investments&#8230;.</p>


Why this analyst thinks the current slide in global stocks is a healthy correction

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<p>Joining CNBC Africa to discuss the mix of global and local market news is Edgar Mafoko, an Investment Portfolio Manager at FNB.</p>

Why markets are concerned over Sasol

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After shedding 2.4 per cent days ago, the sell-offs continue at the Nigerian bourse as the NSE All Share Index continues to slide for the third straight session as investors dump banking stocks. Temitope Jolaoso, Analyst at Financial Derivatives joins CNBC Africa to review trading session.</p>


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NSE dips further, banks take biggest hit

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<p>CNBC Africa brings you an exclusive pan-African look at how COVID-19 is slowly gripping the African continent, crushing oil prices and disrupting pre-planned events&#8230;.</p>


The impact of COVID-19 on African markets

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Moody’s has downgraded Angola’s sovereign rating to B negative with a stable outlook  pricing  in the impact of lower oil production and lower oil prices. Joining CNBC Africa for today’s Africa Exchange segment is Ridle Markus, Africa Strategist at Absa Corporate and Investment Banking.</p>


Moody’s downgrades Angola’s ratings to B-minus

Moody’s downgrades Angola’s ratings to B-minus, outlook stable

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Joining CNBC Africa for a look at the local markets is Sam Mokorosi, CEO Vunani Corporate Finance.</p>


Analyst Interviews

How investors can navigate the upcoming economic crisis

Zim declares COVID-19 a national disaster

SARB cuts rates by 100 basis points in response to COVID-19, is it enough?

Behind the crash at Capitec

Coronomics: The private equity & infrastructure impact

Rand weakens as SA COVID-19 cases rise to 116

COVID-19: What will SARB do?

Here’s what central banks are doing to fight COVID-19

How Zim stocks are reacting to COVID-19

PIC report: Board essentially was a rubber stamp for the decisions driven by Matjila

Mobius: Why it’s best to keep your powder dry as stocks plunge

Why this analyst thinks the current slide in global stocks is a healthy correction

Why markets are concerned over Sasol

NSE dips further, banks take biggest hit

The impact of COVID-19 on African markets

Moody’s downgrades Angola’s ratings to B-minus, outlook stable

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How investors can navigate the upcoming economic crisis

Zim declares COVID-19 a national disaster

SARB cuts rates by 100 basis points in response to COVID-19, is it enough?

Behind the crash at Capitec

Coronomics: The private equity & infrastructure impact

Rand weakens as SA COVID-19 cases rise to 116

COVID-19: What will SARB do?

Here’s what central banks are doing to fight COVID-19

How Zim stocks are reacting to COVID-19

PIC report: Board essentially was a rubber stamp for the decisions driven by Matjila

Mobius: Why it’s best to keep your powder dry as stocks plunge

Why this analyst thinks the current slide in global stocks is a healthy correction

Why markets are concerned over Sasol

NSE dips further, banks take biggest hit

The impact of COVID-19 on African markets

Moody’s downgrades Angola’s ratings to B-minus, outlook stable

Why Amplats’ force majeure is good for platinum prices

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