JSE slips as miners fall

MoneywebDuduzile Ramela · 22 October 2026 at 17:20

MJ Givens Kgasi of Weltrade unpacks the JSE’s losses, led by mining stocks, and explores why investors are pulling out of emerging markets. He also discusses US market movements, inflation concerns, AI stocks, rising Brent crude prices and the potential impact of geopolitical tensions on future…
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