South African Markets - Factors to watch on November 13

By Reuters News

- The following scheduled economic events, equity and currency market moves may affect South African markets on Friday.


ECONOMIC EVENTS

Inflation-linked bond auction


GLOBAL MARKETS

Stocks in Asia were on steadier footing on Friday after a turbulent week dominated by revelations of extramarital affairs involving Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang that culminated in his resignation, in a blow to the global AI boom he helped advance.MKTS/GLOB


WALL STREET

US stocks closed lower on Thursday, as a drop in Nvidia shares after CEO Jensen Huang's exit outweighed gains in energy shares..N


GOLD

Gold rose on Friday as bargain hunting emerged after prices hit a more than one-year low in the previous session, while market focus shifted to upcoming US inflation data.GOL/


Some of the main stories out in the South African press:


BUSINESS DAY

- South Africa's Trade Minister targets R100bn illicit goods market with new system

- Citrus exports dip 4% under forecasts in 'unprofitable season'


NEWS24

- What we know about Anton Rupert Jr, the enigma tipped to lead the Richemont empire

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