MoneywebSamuel Brozin · 27 October 2026 at 22:02Read the full story on MoneywebA Democratic victory in both the House and Senate could trigger the sharpest initial market reaction, but there’s also the possibility of a Republican sweep – or a divided government.
This story was written and published by Moneyweb. Business.co.za shows its headline and teaser from the publisher’s RSS feed and links to the original.
No comments yet. Be the first.
News24 BusinessA 3% deficit, 3% inflation and three years of accelerating growth are in sight and will have positive market implications, argues Izak Odendaal.
News24 BusinessEven according to the National Treasury’s best-case scenario – which assumes the successful implementation of the second phase of Operation Vulindlela reforms – GDP will only grow 2.3% in the medium term.
Moneyweb‘We've always taken a business view that the economies of South Africa and the United States need each other': Busa CEO Khulekani Mathe.
MoneywebGuy Leitch, aviation expert, discusses concerns about SAA’s financial statements, the National Treasury guarantee provided for in August, and the airline’s competitiveness.
MoneywebSithembile Bopela of FNB Wealth and Investments unpacks the strong gains across local and global markets, interest rate expectations ahead of tomorrow’s US Fed meeting, inflation risks from high Brent crude prices and investor concerns over tech stocks and infrastructure spending in Asia.
MoneywebVukile Davidson, hoofdirekteur vir finansiëlesektorbeleid by die Nasionale Tesourie, gesels oor die Suid-Afrikaanse Reserwebank en die Nasionale Tesourie se voorstel om Suid-Afrika in ’n internasionale finansiële sentrum te omskep.