Bank shares surge on signs of credit growth
SOUTH African banking shares continued their rally on the local bourse on Thursday boosted by encouraging signs of credit growth and improving household spend, with some of the country’s big four lenders seeing their shares rocket to new highs despite an overall weaker market....
Published By: BusinessDay - Friday, 4 May, 2012
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