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Load-shedding is back, and Edcon considers cutting its trading space by up to a half
Transnet, SA’s beleaguered state-owned rail operator, has taken over from General Electric as the lead consortium partner in a $2bn Nigerian narrow-gauge railway concession, giving it the lion’s ...
The state enterprises minister is set to testify on the nuclear deal and the attempt to capture the Treasury
The nomination of Roberto Castello Branco is the latest in a string of business-friendly appointments by president-elect Jair Bolsonaro
Fund commends government on governance efforts and says calls for improvement on business models of SOEs
Countries that do not train workers risk losing employers — and employees risk losing jobs to robots and automation
Spanish Foreign Minister Josep Borrell says Madrid wants clarity on Gibraltar before backing the EU’s draft Brexit agreement
Downes clocks first major victory as pro in Cycle Challenge with Carla Oberholzer fastest woman
And bringing back life from the planet may not be such a good idea either, writes David Weintraub
Monday was a busy day on the JSE, with corporate results and a weaker dollar offering support to miners and banks
The outlook for bullion is not looking too promising ‘unless we see more turbulence in emerging markets and industrialised country stock markets’
Opec, led by Saudi Arabia, is pushing for the group and partners to reduce output by one-million to 1.4-million barrels per day to prevent a build-up
Dovish US Fed commentary has put the dollar on the back foot, while trade is cautious ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday
Wall Street was lifted by Trump’s positive remarks on China, while the dollar lost ground on rate-hike uncertainty
Nesan Nair from Sasfin Securities talks to Business Day TV about FirstRand
Brexit and the US-China trade war remain sources of uncertainty, while a softer oil price and a stronger rand offer some relief
Local focus will be on the Reserve Bank monetary policy decision on Thursday, while events at the weekend served to weaken the dollar
Metal is steady after cautious comments from Fed officials put pressure on the greenback
But market sentiment remains weak on signs of a demand slowdown amid deep trade disputes between the US and China
The US Federal Reserve’s new-found concern about the global economy undermines the dollar
Netcare, Barloword, Pioneer Foods and Astral Foods are among the JSE-listed companies scheduled to release results on Monday
Analysts expect a 25 basis-points interest rate increase next week, while on Friday the market remained under pressure from a risk-off tone
Sterling has recovered slightly as investors digest the prospect of a chaotic exit of the UK from the EU
European shares rebound somewhat from Brexit beating as Nasdaq futures fall as Nvidia shares dive 17% on poor results
Opec could cut supply by 1.4-million bpd to prevent a glut, but Russia isn’t on board yet, US oil output hits another high
The fallout from the failure of the UK's Brexit plan is on traders’ radars, overshadowing SA's divisive land reform debate, which has previously hurt the rand
The rand is firmer as markets eye US-China trade war developments with scepticism, with a weaker dollar also supporting miners
Published by Tiso Blackstar and distributed with the Financial Mail on the last Thursday of every month except December and January.
