EU mid-market update: BOE set to cut rates, but likely keeping its gradual stance; Maersk stays pessimistic regarding Red Sea return; Tokyo Electron beat helps global chip names.
KwaZulu-Natal Public Works and Infrastructure MEC Martin Meyer has opened a criminal case with the police after a bullet was allegedly found placed on the doorstep of his office in Durban on Monday.
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Four days after launching the five-door Jimny Nomade in Japan, Suzuki has received orders for the next 3.5 years ...
Trump's tariffs have sparked fears of triggering a multi-economy trade war, with the potential to disrupt the global economy.
Cyril Ramaphosa poked “the bear in the eye” and gave “the middle finger” to the US when he signed the Land Expropriation Bill ...
Analysts say US threats over SA’s policies could disrupt trade and economic stability, calling for diplomatic solutions to ease tensions.
Ahead of talks with tariffed neighbors, President Donald Trump defended his actions to combat the “one-way street” and “out of ” deals. “If they want to play […] ...
EU mid-market update: Tariff hammer thrown down; King dollar reigns supreme and risk assets capitulate as market adjusts to ...
Even with the repo rate now at 7.5%, many remain wary amid lingering financial pressures and economic uncertainty.
Argentina’s two most recent ambassadors to China, Diego Guelar and Sabino Vaca Narvaja, discuss the chessboard facing the world’s two key powers as Donald Trump begins a new term in the United States.
Trump said he would speak Monday morning with the leaders of Mexico and Canada after imposing 25% tariffs on the two North ...