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Craighall Car Radio was established in 1986 and we are well known for our sound expertise and professional service.We were the first car sound shop to import 3xreal time analysers and host IASCA sanctioned sound-offs.Chris and Marcelle(as far as we know)are the only two officially trained IASCA judges in South Africa.

Recently our son(Chris Jnr)has joined us,and has brought with him a young new fresh enthusiastic approach to our experienced background.

We offer a wide range of sound,security,in-car screens and DVD systems and vehicle tracking devices.We can also help you with troubleshooting and give free advice on sound upgrades.

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News : Fin24 Markets


  • JSE stays positive at noon
    The JSE maintained a positive tone in midday trade, tracking global markets.




  • Bonds mixed in choppy session
    South African bonds were mixed in quiet midday trade. The R186s and R207s were a bit weaker, while the benchmark R157s were slightly firmer.




  • Rand firmer on optimism for Greek deal
    The rand remained firmer against the dollar in noon trade. It was tracking a euro that earlier had hit its highest level since December 2011 against the dollar.




  • JSE lifted by stronger world markets
    The JSE has risen, boosted by Asian markets on renewed hopes that Greece was closer to agreeing to bailout conditions, as demanded by its creditors.




  • Rand, bonds buoyed by Greek optimism
    The rand has firmed against the dollar, consolidating near five-month highs while the market awaits direction from Greece austerity talks.




  • Investors eye final stages of Greek talks
    Asian shares hit their highest level in more than five months and the euro jumped as investors kept hopes alive for an agreement on details of a new Greek bailout package.




  • US stocks claw out gains
    US stocks closed in positive territory, clawing back from losses after reports that Greece was nearing a bailout deal to avoid defaulting on its debt.




  • Oil higher on hopes of stronger demand
    Oil prices are higher in Asian trade as traders reacted to a forecast that global oil demand is set to grow and hopes of a Greek debt deal, analysts say.




  • JSE ends weaker, led by miners
    The JSE ended weaker for the second straight session, with the resources index leading the downside due to some profit taking.




  • Rand softer against dollar, bonds mixed
    The rand softened against the dollar but was off session lows after data showed the labour market improving slightly after massive job losses brought on by the financial crisis.

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