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Nick Kunze of Sanlam Private Wealth discusses gains on the JSE, losses in Asian markets amid AI spending concerns, and a recovery in commodities. He unpacks the impact of inflation, interest rates and oil prices on global markets, while sharing his outlook for a potential Christmas rally amid…
PSG Financial Services delivered an uncharacteristically modest rise in half-year earnings growth during a period that coincided almost perfectly with the war in Iran and its fallout.
‘Most of these guys are running at a loss, especially when it's a 70 cents reduction, which is a 10% reduction that you just can't afford anymore,’ says Samilco CEO André van Heerden.
The PwC remuneration report finds CEO and CFO short-term incentives rose by 42% and 39%, respectively, while long-term incentive outcomes increased by 67% and 54%.
The electoral commission says 66% of ballot papers have already been printed, with a reprint potentially adding costs and pressure ahead of the 4 November vote.
The logistics property fund’s distribution rose 5.1% to 72.57 cents per share, while its loan-to-value ratio fell to 28.1% following the £200.5m Aviva portfolio sale.
SpaceX, Anthropic and OpenAI could reshape global equity indices as dramatically as any companies in history. What does the IPO class of 2026 mean for passive and active investors?
The results come as global AI stocks struggle with rising bond yields, oil-driven inflation and funding concerns surrounding companies such as CoreWeave.
'Pretending that Russia is returning as a normal member of the G20 and sitting back at the table — that won’t happen with me or the other Europeans.' Klingbeil said.
LVMH's fashion sales fell further than analysts expected, and luxury shares dropped together, Richemont among them, on a day it had published nothing of its own.
Rhys Summerton, CEO of iOCO, discusses a major acquisition to strengthen its balance sheet and the benefits of its R480m cost-saving programme as part of its turnaround strategy.
The rand slumped after data showed US consumer prices rose more than expected last month, reinforcing expectations the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates as soon as this month.