I'm not at all aware of the economy or financial situation in Turkey or India. So can't comment. Although India seems to be taking pain currency wise, possibly worse than the rand...? Brazil hosting the soccer world cup surely should give their economy a boost, correct me here or advise, is Turkey not joining the EU..? Do the respective countries that are mentioned in your post are their rulers in power by such a margin as the ANC.
Now that we are in an arena where economic stimulus is all around "Abe-nomics" being the most recent, the distinction between politics & central banks behaviour has been blurred where markets react to political appointments ( in the west that is ) who favour "loose" monetary policies & vise versa.
Should the HSBC report become reality it would be interesting to see if they attract a larger portion of foreign direct investment.
I haven't changed my view from my previous post on this thread. While strike season is in full swing it's only natural at present to be a little more pessimistic. I have changed my holdings slightly over the past 6mths to reflect the way I see things evolving in the mid term.
Marcus speaking out like she did & using the dialogue that she used was a slight to the official party line. I don't know if she could raise rates without some kind of approval from Lithuli House. The fact remains that there are so many people at risk of a rate hike as opposed to those that would benefit.
I hold shares in Net1 ueps check their SENS & company releases to see the true picture of beneficiaries of state welfare..!
Now I'm about to rant about youth wage subsidy / proposed national health thingy jiggy.
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( scottish feck ) I now use a racket, gets much further.