The rand recovered all of Tuesday’s losses on Wednesday, and then some, as improved SA business confidence added to investor appetite for riskier assets.
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MARKET WRAP: Shoprite and Aspen boost JSE as miners lag behindThe rand fell to about a one-week low, nearing R17/$, with the JSE all share paring gains following the release of second-quarter GDP data
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African Bank to return to corporate bond market for fundingShareholders have committed to underwriting a maximum of R8bn of fixed and floating rate bonds over a period of nearly three-and-a-half years
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African Bank to return to corporate bond market for fundingShareholders have committed to underwriting a maximum of R8bn of fixed and floating rate bonds over a period of nearly three-and-a-half years
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Let UK pay levels and working hours adjust to the market, says top BoE economistAndy Haldane says prolonging the UK’s wage-support programme could delay the economy’s much-needed restructuring
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Market data — September 8 2020Market data including bonds and fuel prices
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