SA stocks could be in for another subdued day of trading on Wednesday as caution prevails ahead of the Group of 20 (G20) summit in Japan later this week.

US stocks fell overnight after Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell warned of downside risks to the economy, but pushed back against pressure from President Donald Trump to cut interest rates in order to counter the effects of his trade war...

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