Gold heads for first monthly gain since February after Fed holds
Spot gold fell 0.5% to $4 082.04 an ounce at 1:10 p.m. in Singapore, having added 0.9% in each of the previous two sessions.
Oil logs 20% jump in July as war festers with blockades, attacks
Brent for September — which expires on Friday — fell 1.6% to $87.65 a barrel at 1:08 p.m. in Singapore.
How Warsh left investors baffled at his second press conference
Appear unconvinced the new central bank chief is as committed to stamping out inflation as he says.
Is Mondi a buying opportunity at the bottom of the cycle?
Analysis of Mondi’s latest results and why the market looked past weaker earnings, plus a look at whether a foreign trust has a place in your estate plan.
Cabinet approves 10-year driving licences for light vehicles
Licences for heavier vehicles will still have to be renewed every five years. This reverses an earlier decision not to extend licence validity periods.
Microsoft’s $450bn jump is biggest in stock market history
Shares soared 16%, their biggest gain since October 2008.
Does the wine taste better when you own a piece of the vineyard?
Bitexen SA CEO Mark Diuga explains how the new Arra Vineyard Token will give ordinary investors exposure to a working Stellenbosch wine farm – and why vineyards, sports clubs and safari lodges could be next in line for tokenisation.
Can I transfer part of my retirement savings to my spouse to reduce our tax burden?
It depends on your and your wife's ages, income and financial circumstances.
Government spent R600m to contain the 30 June xenophobic action …
When law enforcement could have prevented it. Kopanang Africa Against Xenophobia is now taking the state to court.
Widow of George building collapse victim may have to wait until 2027 for justice
Sylvia Magxwalisa, whose husband was killed in the 2024 collapse of a partially constructed apartment block in George, has gone to court to hold the regulator responsible. The regulator wants her case set aside.