MARKET WRAP: JSE falls amid global Covid-19 threat

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The all share fell for a fourth session with Naspers and Prosus both falling the most in weeks

The JSE tracked mostly weaker global markets on Tuesday as Covid-19 and the spread of new variants in some countries weighed on sentiment.This article is reserved for our subscribers.

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