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Monetary policy tools beyond interest rates

Monetary policy involves how a country's central bank manages money supply and interest rates to achieve specific economic goals. This usually primarily involves controlling inflation but can also include ensuring currency stability and supporting employment and economic growth. By adjusting tools such as interest rates, the central bank influences borrowing, spending and investment across the economy to help reach its objectives. Central banks have many other tools at their disposal to influence the economy as well. These tools can manage money supply, guide financial conditions and promote stability without changing policy rates.

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Analysing a company's balance sheet

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Corporate governance and shareholder activism in South Africa

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Behavioural bias in financial decision-making

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Exchange rate mechanisms in emerging markets

Exchange rates play a crucial role in the economic stability and growth of any country, but they are particularly significant in emerging markets. These markets, including countries such as South Africa, Brazil, India and Turkey, often experience higher volatility in their exchange rates due to factors such as capital flows, political uncertainty, and global economic trends. Understanding how exchange rate mechanisms function in these economies is essential for policymakers, businesses and investors alike.

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Understanding the bid-ask spread

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Introduction to market sentiment indicators

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Basics of rand-cost averaging

Rand-cost averaging (RCA) is an investment strategy that, in theory, minimises the impact of market volatility by investing in a company over time, instead of investing a lump sum at once. By investing a fixed amount of money regularly, investors buy more shares when prices are low and fewer shares when prices are high. This approach can help reduce the average cost per share over time, mitigating the risks associated with market fluctuations.

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Company listings on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange

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Analysing income statements

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Analysing cash flow statements

In analysing the investment merits of a specific company, the cash flow statement serves as a critical document, often overshadowed by the income statement and balance sheet. However, its importance cannot be overstated. A comprehensive analysis of the cash flow statement will provide investors with crucial insights into a company's liquidity, solvency, and overall financial health.

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The impact of interest rates on investments

Interest rates are a crucial macroeconomic tool, affecting everything in an economy from inflation to borrowing costs and returns on your investments. In South Africa, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) is responsible for setting and adjusting interest rates to control inflation and maintain economic stability. Understanding how these changes affect different investment options can help you make better financial and investment decisions.

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