As the week wraps up, it's time to take stock of key movements across African and global markets.

From a rebound in Bitcoin prices amid fresh global trade tensions, to renewed foreign investor interest in South African equities, and central banks across Africa responding to inflation and currency pressures there's a lot to unpack.

Joining Peter Ndoro to break it all down is Chantal Marx, Head of Investment Research at FNB Wealth and Investments.

TALKING POINTS

** Bitcoin bounces back as glo0bal trade war rattles investors

** Foreigners dip toes back into South Africa's Stock Market

** Malawi central bank keeps key rate high to try to curb inflation

** Nigeria depreciates as crude oil price falls below 60 dollars

** Kenya's GDP expands by 5.1% in fourth quarter

** Global central banks diverge as tariff risks hamper US fed