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Fifi Peters is an award-winning financial journalist with a career spanning over 10 years, having worked for the likes of Business Day and Financial Mail.

She currently hosts CNBC Africa’s flagship market shows Power Lunch and Closing Bell. Peters has a special interest in African financial markets. She is also a seasoned MC and moderator with brands such as Vodacom.

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Market Watcher: JSE reacts to GDP data[MARKET WATCHER] PSG’s Schalk Louw discusses how the market has digested today’s GDP data and how this has impacted his investing strategy. MoneywebNews
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WATCH: Market ReportBusiness Day TV talks to Imtiaz Suliman from Sentio Capital
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GDP exceeds market projections, growing nearly 2% in first quarterThe manufacturing sector and trade industry were the biggest contributors to GDP growth
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Why savers are ditching the money marketSA investors are usually wary of risk, but many are dumping the safety of money market funds and turning to local equities. But does SA’s poor economic growth justify this approach? I suspect a lot of people are seeing a wave of localisation. This could drive local growth if only because supply chains have proven to be fragile.
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Kaizer Chiefs shake up the market and more PSL transfer rumoursThe latest PSL transfer rumours: Tuesday 7 June 2022 The latest PSL transfer rumours feature South Africa's big guns; Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns.
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