The JSE closed marginally higher on Tuesday, adding to Monday’s sharp gain on the back of a turnaround in British fiscal policy, but analysts warn the rally may be losing steam.

The bourse gained almost 3% in the previous session after UK’s new finance minister, Jeremy Hunt, announced he would reverse the tax cuts announced by his predecessor Kwasi Kwarteng. Sentiment was further boosted by a solid start to the US corporate earnings season...

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