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Markets LIVE: Load shedding 'rattles' local market as rand pays the price'With Eskom implementing stage 4 load shedding and Moody's announcement that the split of Eskom is not enough to turn Eskom around, the state of the SOE remains dire and the rand is paying the price,'says Peregrine Treasury Solutions's Bianca Botes. Fin24 Funny how loading shedding rattles the rand but Trump keeps strengthening the dollar, Teresa May still strengthening the pound Still true that when superpowers sneazes we catch full blown flu. Dark Africa remains at da mercy of Western colonizers. Fin24 Exactly how a responsible Government shouldn't act if they want to grow their economy- hope they heed the disastrous lessons on Venezuela
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Stocks run dry of testosterone therapy used by transgender peopleThere is a nationwide stockout in South Africa of Depo-testosterone.
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MARKET WRAP: JSE slips 1% in risk-off tradeSasol slumped 6.5% after the release of a trading update, with global markets gloomy about the continuing US-China trade war
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#SONA2019: Rand looks to Ramaphosa as emerging markets run out of steam | IOL Business ReportA well-received Sona will help the rand in the short term whereas a badly received address will see it on the back foot heading to the budget speech.
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Increase in US stocks puts pressure on oilBrent falls as production levels in the US remain at record levels, but Opec-led supply cuts and sanctions against Venezuela support markets
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Oil prices steady as fall in global supply offsets rise in US stockUS crude inventories continue to climb, with output still at a record, but Opec cuts and the Venezuela crisis tighten the market
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