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Schalk Louw from PSG Old Oak talks Standard Bank's results … what did the market think? And then a look at the investment case for banks as we head into the rest of 2024.
Michael Dodd from Morningstar South Africa offers insights on the significant changes to local indices.
Simon notes that consensus in the US now leans towards three rate cuts, down from the initial projection of six earlier in the year. What will be the impact on our rates and markets globally?

15 Mar 2024 12AM English South Africa Business News · Business

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