Court bars anti-immigrant protesters from going near Home Affairs
The court issues strict conditions prohibiting key protesters from coming within range of Home Affairs offices.
The positive bond feedback loop: SA’s economic resilience
Izak Odendaal of Old Mutual Wealth looks at why global bond turmoil is putting local bonds in focus ahead of the MTBPS.
Treasuries climb as global stock selloff fuels haven demand
The 10-year US yield slid as much as 5 basis points to about 5.19% on Tuesday.
Counting the cost of SA’s violent unrest
Former UK defence boss on who is really in control and weaponising the world’s strategic chokepoints. The business of surviving catastrophes and the billion-rand aftermath.
China’s CXMT claims memory breakthrough ahead of Samsung, Hynix
An unsubstantiated claim that jolted stocks and reflects China’s aggressive push into a critical sphere.
Sunak says Trump is a ‘symptom’ of breakdown in global order
Sunak also said that technology companies are on track to become larger net issuers of long-term debt than the US government in 2027.
LVMH’s China slump threatens hopes for broader luxury recovery
Revealing that sales on the mainland dropped by double digits in the third quarter while the traditionally high-spending consumer group also pulled back overseas.
Crypto wallet tampering fallout widens as OneKey drops reseller
The incident is the latest in a series of attacks to plague the crypto industry in recent months, including the theft of more than $100m in Bitcoin from Coldcard-branded wallets made by Canada-based Coinkite.
Black-owned SA businesses face $45bn funding gap
The shortfall forms part of a $209bn capital deficit across five African economies, with researchers calling for more accessible funding to help businesses expand.
Glencore set for Sydney debut in test of mining giant’s allure
The miner’s Australian debut could attract pension-fund investment, but coal exposure and climate policies may limit demand.