Today we are taking a look at:
- SA trade surplus narrows in April as exports slump, but trend remains favourable as global demand expected to pick up
- USDZAR holding steady ahead of the ratings agency reviews
- The JSE lost over a percent with Naspers falling 3%; U.S. markets closed marginally lower with geopolitical tension increasing as President Trump pulled out of the Paris climate accord; Asian markets are mixed driven by economic data
- Eurozone CPI eases on lower energy costs; US Beige Book reflects modest to moderate growth with some hints of caution; UK credit extension lower in April
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