CHRIS GILMOUR: Cloudy crystal ball for SA’s battered stocks

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CHRIS GILMOUR: Cloudy crystal ball for SA’s battered stocks 🔒

The JSE all share grew a miserable 4.1% in 2020. This compares with growth of 16.3% on the S&P 500 index and 27.2% on the CSI 300 index, which reflects trade on the top 300 companies on the Shenzen and Shanghai stock markets in China.

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