Register
Login
TMGM
Analysis
Home
>
Analysis
>
Market News
>
South Africa Retail Sales (YoY) came in at 1.6%, b...
South Africa Retail Sales (YoY) came in at 1.6%, below expectations (4.8%) in February
Author: FXStreet Team
Last Updated: 22 Apr 2026
Make us preferred on Google
TMGM Analysis: Financial Market News, Economic Calendar & Market Insights
Top Articles
1
Equities: Broad US pullback as tech limits losses - Deutsche Bank
2
Experts agree: Faster BoJ tightening prospects fuel Japanese Yen’s remarkable surge
3
Indonesian Rupiah strengthens amid rising consumer confidence, weaker US Dollar
4
Euro nudges up above 1.1640 amid broad-based US Dollar weakness
5
Canadian Dollar gains ground as Middle East tensions boost oil prices
6
United States Dollar Index (DXY) bears eye August low around 98.50 ahead of US inflation
7
Oil: Risk premium builds with Persian Gulf tensions – ING
8
Japanese Yen: Focus on strength and BoJ path – MUFG
9
British Pound dips to 207.50 as Japanese Yen rallies, unfazed by Oil prices
Related News Articles
South African Rand: Gold prices support ZAR against US Dollar – TD Securities
Forex Today: Japanese GDP figures and China’s trade results in the limelight
Euro edges lower against British Pound as Germany’s Retail Sales fall more than expected in July
Euro keeps hovering just above 1.1600 despite downbeat German Retail Sales data
Germany’s Retail Sales fall by 3.4% MoM in July vs. 0.4% expected
LIVE QUOTES
Name / Symbol
Chart
% Change / Price
GBPUSD
1 D change
+0.16%
1.35621
EURUSD
1 D change
+0.18%
1.16388
USDJPY
1 D change
-0.54%
153.35
ALL ABOUT FOREX
How to Trade Forex with Small Capital
Best Forex Trading Apps 2026
Is Forex Trading Halal?
Best Time to Trade Forex
Forex Trading vs Stock Trading
Forex Trading vs Crypto Trading
10 Risks of Forex Trading
13 Benefits of Forex Trading
Top 15 Most Traded Forex Pairs
View more
›