The JSE fell the most in two weeks on Thursday, tracking weaker global markets in what has been a tough month, with investors continuing to price in further pain.

Markets have endured a torrid first half of the year that has been dominated by surging inflation, rate hikes, Russia’s ongoing war in Ukraine and Covid-19 lockdowns in China — all of which have helped fuel fears of a global recession...

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