JSE rebounds as rand pulls back from R14/$

The decrease in Libyan supplies due to the collapse of a storage tank helps to push up prices

The fear of a China-US trade war puts a dampener on Asian equities, even as they manage a modest bounce

Inflation is expected to have accelerated further in May, and diamond miner Trans Hex will report a nearly doubled headline loss

Fear of a full-blown US-China trade war has hit the currency, while domestic drivers added to weakness

Market data including bonds, unit trusts and fuel prices

JSE posts yet another day of broad-based losses as investors shift into safe-haven assets

Equities and commodities fall as Trump threatens more tariffs and China plans duty on US oil imports in response, as some Opec members push for oil output ...

Trade fears slam stocks and commodities with investors eyeing safe-haven assets; Trump threatens China with new tariffs with China shares closing almost 4% ...

Investors prefer safe-haven investments, such as US bonds or the yen, as China faces $200bn in new tariffs amid escalating trade war with the US

Analyst Tim Emmott points to discussion about policy error that emerged after the latest US Fed meeting, the continued difficulty the ECB faces in raising ...

The Down Jones tIndustrial Average was down 1.2% to 24,699.90, 10 minutes into trading, with the S&P 500 dropping 0.7%

Emerging-market currencies and global equity markets in general have opted for caution amid escalating concerns of trade conflict

Risk aversion sends global shares to a more-than two-week low; platinum hits a six-month low

Brent crude futures fell 20c to $75.14 a barrel in early trade while US crude futures lost 72c to trade at $65.13

Rand weakens to just below R14 to the dollar, but rand hedges and miners show subdued reaction as Naspers slips