The JSE extended its losses to a third day and to its lowest in two months, while the rand fell to its worst level in five weeks as investors reconsider the timing of the first US interest rate cuts. The dollar soared. 

Most global bourses were also under pressure as central banks pushed back against interest rate cut bets, while signs of a patchy economic recovery in China drove shares there to their lowest in almost five years, Reuters reported...

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