The JSE changed course to track weaker European and US markets as Russia pressed on with its invasion of Ukraine, ignoring a UN vote to immediately cease hostilities.

Less hawkish comments on inflation and interest rates by US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell did little to assuage growing fears of the conflict's disruption to the global economy.  ..

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