Opec+ is likely to officially extend supply cuts for another three months at a December meeting
Trump is expected to sign a bill backing Hong Kong protesters into law, which is likely to add even more confusion to the trade-deal quandary
Devin Shutte from The Robert Group and Graeme Körner from Körner talk to Business Day TV
Caroline Cremen from Adviceworx talks to Business Day TV about her stock pick of the day
President Xi Jinping said on Friday that China wants to complete a phase-one trade deal with the US and to avoid a trade war
The local currency reached its best level in three weeks on Thursday as the SA Reserve Bank kept the rate at 6.5%
US-China trade war has lifted metal about 14% higher in 2019, on track for its biggest yearly gain since 2010
Fears grow that US President Donald Trump is expected to sign into law two bills backing protesters in Hong Kong
Brent crude futures fall despite likelihood of Opec and Russia extending production cuts
The US-China trade war has been the dominant theme in global markets this week, while locally the Reserve Bank kept rates on hold as expected
China’s commerce ministry says it will push to reach a partial trade deal with the US
European stocks were in the red on trade-deal worries as US stock futures fell 0.1%, with Asian shares also down
The latest decision follows a weak inflation report, which raised questions over the possibility of a cut
Opec and its allies are likely to extend oil output cuts until mid-2020 when they meet in December
Locally, markets are awaiting the SA Reserve Bank's monetary policy decision later on Thursday
The market has largely priced in that the Bank will keep the rate unchanged at 6.5%
SA's inflation rate hit an eight-year low in October, coming in at 3.7%
Steven Schultz from Momentum chose Remgro and AB InBev as his stock picks for the day
Wayne McCurrie chose Woolworths as his stock pick of the day and David Shapiro chose Medtronic
