JSE muted as investors mull over rise in Covid-19 cases
Investors are also considering US President Joe Biden’s decision to stick with Jerome Powell as the Fed chair for a second term
23 November 2021 - 10:48
The JSE was little changed on Tuesday morning, while global markets were mixed as Covid-19’s resurgence weighed on investors’ minds.
Markets were trading cautiously as investors considered the effects of tighter Covid-19 lockdown restrictions in Europe, as well as US President Joe Biden’s decision to stick with Jerome Powell as the US Federal Reserve’s chair for a second term...
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