MoneywebGold edges lower ahead of Warsh speech that could shape Fed bets
Spot gold was down 0.2% at $4 164.34 at 10:40 a.m., while silver rose 0.3% to $57.58.
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MoneywebMoneywebOil heads for second weekly gain on Middle East supply risks
Brent for December dipped 0.3% to $105.57 a barrel at 10:09 a.m. in Singapore.
MoneywebJoburg mayor defends his record, but the numbers don’t lie
Dada Morero may or may not be the ANC mayoral candidate in the upcoming local elections, but the polls show his party is being rejected by voters for the very visible deterioration in the city under his tenure.
MoneywebWhat will it take for SA to build true resilience to global energy shocks?
Lebo Buthelezi, vice-president of energy and strategy enablement at Standard Bank, reflects on key themes from Africa Energy Week and efforts to strengthen Africa’s energy security.
MoneywebEskom revamps its strategy as monopoly fades
'We have really abandoned the notion of owning everything or doing everything by ourselves,' Chief Executive Officer Dan Marokane said.
MoneywebOil falls on easing Mideast concerns as IEA flags slowing demand
Brent for December declined 1.8% to $104.15 a barrel at 12:38 p.m. in Singapore.
MoneywebWorld’s biggest platinum mine nears decision on underground move
That underground project, known as Sandsloot, has been under evaluation for years but finally appears on the cusp of becoming a reality.
MoneywebSA’s chrome exports boom while its smelters cling to life
The country has finally offered cheaper electricity to its smelters, but is this enough to win back the business?
MoneywebEskom’s tariff increases and grid transfer: Who pays?
Energy expert Tshepo Kgadima discusses Eskom’s 8.83% tariff increase, municipal debt and declining electricity demand following the utility’s appearance before parliament.
MoneywebEskom tariffs in parliament, iOCO results, and Denel’s R30bn pipeline
Market movements with Otto1890, iOCO’s acquisition-led growth, Denel’s R30bn pipeline, Eskom in parliament, Stellenbosch University on food security, and CVH Spirits’ Ronan O’Rahilly in the Executive Lounge.
MoneywebTrump says Taiwan to buy gas from Alaska LNG export project
Trump also said Taiwan would invest an additional $4.4bn to see the project completed.
MoneywebGlencore opens above London close in Australia trading debut
The introduction of CDIs, which didn’t involve selling new shares or raising funds, will give the mining and trading giant exposure to Australia’s vast pension industry.
MoneywebChina refiners to refill oil stocks from November, Eurasia says
After tapping reserves to cushion the impact of elevated prices stemming from the US-Iran war.
MoneywebGold steady as Fed official’s remarks temper rate-hike bets
Spot gold rose 0.1% to $4 163.82 an ounce as of 11:35 a.m. Singapore time, while silver was 0.1% higher at $59.20.
MoneywebOil rises as Middle East attacks increase uncertainty over flows
Brent for December settlement advanced 0.8% to $106.54 a barrel at 10:29 a.m. in Singapore.
MoneywebEskom Green is looking for partners
Pumped storage scheme and renewable projects up for grabs.
MoneywebFormer UK defence chief on the global power shift investors can’t ignore
General Sir Nick Carter discusses shifting global power, US-China relations, the economic risks of conflict and the opportunities for SA.
MoneywebGlencore set for Sydney debut in test of mining giant’s allure
The miner’s Australian debut could attract pension-fund investment, but coal exposure and climate policies may limit demand.