JSE faces subdued Asian markets amid second-wave jitters
Concerns of further lockdown measures in the US and Europe and trade war concerns saps sentiment
22 September 2020 - 07:12
The JSE faces muted Asian markets on Tuesday morning, after a strong sell-off globally as investors consider the prospect of the reintroduction of lockdown measures in Europe.
The JSE fell almost 2.5%, while the rand had its worst day in three months, as investors consider the rapid rise of Covid-19 in many eurozone countries...
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