The JSE looks set to open lower on Monday as Asian markets digest the stern commitment from US Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell that the US will raise interest rates “for some time” as it battles to tame inflation.

The dollar index hit a two-decade high after Powell warned of slower growth, a weaker job market and “some pain” for households as well as businesses...

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