The president must convince investors that SA has changed course, say analysts
Lesson learnt. A leopard does not change its spots, writes Crecey Kuyedzwa.
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Stock markets have fallen as profit-takers stepped in following a recent run higher, while a report fuelled worries about the progress of China-US trade talks.
Tuesday marked the start of the World Economic Forum in Davos, where global leaders meet to discuss issues ranging from growth concerns to politics – subjects that have been of particular interest to investors lately.
Asian stocks and US futures dropped Tuesday as investors mulled the latest batch of headlines on global growth and trade.
London's stock market climbed Monday, aided by a falling pound, with traders awaiting the UK government's Brexit 'Plan B'l.
The coming earnings season is likely to be ugly, but that may not be taken badly by an equity market that’s already anticipating negative news, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.
European stocks eased at the open Monday, with traders awaiting the UK government's Brexit 'Plan B'.
Yes, the playing fields are level 4% 8 votes
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No, big corporates can and do easily smother them 45% 95 votes
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It depends, they have to be smart and innovative 33% 70 votes
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Who cares? I just want well-priced and quality goods and services 18% 39 votes
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