The JSE could take its lead from firmer Asian markets on Friday morning, as global central banks move to inject liquidity into a market beset by deep concern over the economic implications of the coronavirus outbreak.

The Reserve Bank surprised the market on Thursday by cutting interest rates by 100 basis points, while the Bank of England also cut rates, even as the US Federal Reserve said it was working on a new stimulus package...

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