The JSE ended firmer on Friday, largely in line with global markets, snapping a two-day losing streak that pushed the all-share index to its lowest point since October.

Like its foreign counterparts, the SA share market has had a torrid second quarter, marred by concerns about rampant inflation in the global economy and the subsequent aggressive increases in interest rates by the US Federal Reserve...

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