The JSE faces volatility this week as investors wait to see the outcome of the US national election, with most Asian markets tracking slightly higher on Monday morning after some upbeat Chinese data.

China’s Caixin manufacturing purchasing managers index (PMI) outperformed, printing at 53.6 vs 53 expected. ..

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