Shireen Darmalingam

Shireen Darmalingam ( Email )
Macroeconomic Analyst
South Africa
Shireen Darmalingam is a senior Macroeconomic Strategist within the Standard Bank Research team. Her thematic research and insight provide valuable views on South African economic affairs and FX strategy, which has aided in building a discernible reputation for the team. Shireen graduated from the University of Cape Town with an Honours degree in Business Science, with majors in Economics and Business Finance.
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COVID-19 tracker – SA moves to lockdown Level 1
by Shireen Darmalingam Mon Mar 01 11:53:59 SAST 2021Global update: Global cases have surpassed 114.68 million, while the death toll has surpassed 2.54 million; recoveries are at 90.24 million. The US has 29.25 million cases, accounting for
COVID-19 tracker – SA vaccination drive kicked off with the J&J vaccine
by Shireen Darmalingam Mon Feb 22 14:25:20 SAST 2021Global update: Global cases have surpassed 111.95 million, while the death toll has surpassed 2.47 million; recoveries are at 87.32 million. The US has 28.75 million cases, accounting for
COVID-19 tracker – SA vaccine rollout to kick off this week
by Shireen Darmalingam Mon Feb 15 11:59:40 SAST 2021Global update: Global cases have surpassed 109.39 million, while the death toll has surpassed 2.41 million; recoveries are at 81.47 million. The US has 28.26 million cases, accounting for 26%
COVID-19 tracker – SA suspends use of AstraZeneca vaccine
by Shireen Darmalingam Mon Feb 08 12:42:46 SAST 2021Global update: Global cases have surpassed 106.68 million, while the death toll has surpassed 2.32 million; recoveries are at 78.38 million. The US has 27.61 million cases, accounting for 26%
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