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The rail network is in disrepair and the debt load is immense. Private companies are keen to be involved but want assurances

SIMON BROWN: Uncertainty rules the markets now

Trump’s 90-day tariff pause and 125% Chinese import duties send global businesses and markets into chaos

THE FINANCE GHOST: JPMorgan: I’m watching the buybacks

Large banks such as JPMorgan are always tied to broader macroeconomic trends

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NATASHA MARRIAN: Ramaphosa’s ultimate failure

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DEON GOUWS: Statements of the obvious

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BRIAN KANTOR: Hope that Trump will settle on lower, growth-encouraging tariffs

A case can be strongly made for reciprocal tariff reductions with the US for developed economies with large trade surpluses with the US

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Tamar Kahn

The department is scrambling to find funds to fill the gap left by Donald Trump’s cutting back on foreign aid

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Omoda C5 arrives in SA with upgrades and slashed prices

The Chinese vehicle has been revamped with a facelift and upgraded features — and massive price cuts.

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