The JSE was firmer on Tuesday morning, led higher by platinum miners and Naspers, with caution prevailing on global markets as the coronavirus prompted a sell-off on Monday.

The spread of the virus led to a global market crash that saw shares on the JSE slump to their worst day since the global financial crisis more than a decade ago, and European stocks suffer their biggest loss since the UK’s Brexit vote in June 2016...

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