The JSE could follow Asian markets slightly higher on Friday morning, ahead of a highly anticipated meeting of central bankers.

“While declining global growth remains a key risk for markets, the focus will shift to the central bankers of the world today, as they meet for the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium,” said Bianca Botes, treasury partner at Peregrine Treasury Solutions...

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