Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs, Wall Street reacts
Stocks rose on news of the decision given investors previously fretted tariffs would hurt the outlook for economic growth and company earnings.
Stocks rose on news of the decision given investors previously fretted tariffs would hurt the outlook for economic growth and company earnings.
Initial plans includes around R4bn in upgrades and expansion at the domestic and international terminals.
Shares of AngloGold gained as much as 5.2% in Johannesburg.
To comply with a central bank framework designed to ensure failing financial institutions can be recapitalized without taxpayer bailouts.
'The State has simply got it wrong, hasn’t done its homework, or is just bungling the situation. It’s a shambles.'
Three-month futures were nearly flat at $12 830 a ton on the LME as of 11:15 a.m. in London.
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'Under existing policies, chronic fiscal deficits and reliance on costly domestic debt, combined with weaker economic growth, result in an unsustainable debt path,' the IMF said.