Sometimes boring is better.

‘Now the tide has turned. The farmers are making all the money’: Anthony Clark of Small Talk Daily.

Palladium recovers from two-month low.

A rundown of the key players, from VW to JPMorgan.

‘In June the market is expecting quite a massive [fuel price] increase’: Sithembile Bopela – FNB Wealth and Investments.

Judging by the 70% beating that former SPACs have taken since they peaked early last year, a lot of investors are leery of blank-check companies.

At some point the pent-up demand for elective surgeries will need to be met …

Goes on his biggest stock-buying spree in at least a decade.

‘It'll give us much more scale and depth across the organisation, and I think...reduce costs through time’: MD Gareth Stobie..

‘People are going to spend on healthcare when they're sick, regardless of what the economy's doing. So [this ETF] has those nice defensive properties about it’: CIO Kingsley Williams.

Investors have added money into the First Trust Nasdaq Food & Beverage ETF for three straight days, following years of inactivity.

‘A lot of [market] participants have been waiting for us to move on this,’ says Valdene Reddy, JSE.

Isaah Mhlanga – chief economist, Alexforbes

Three advisors answer this reader's question.

Many South Africans emigrate using low-grade information and without understanding their options.

Keep calm and carry on.

Share price slides over 10% as group declares no dividend and sees weakening performance in several key metrics.

Thomas Reilly, MD of the Growthpoint and International Finance Corporation-backed property fund, talks about Lango’s next phase of expansion, which includes an IPO in the next three years and entering the Kenyan market.

The move makes Hangzhou the first major residential market to bundle property easing with birth rates.

Fund may dispose of its stake in a pan-European logistics portfolio.

The association will stop accepting investments from the end of September 2022.

This ETF is for investors looking for greater country exposure to India in diversifying their portfolios: Siyabulela Nomoyi of Satrix.

The argument that ‘the market wasn’t in our favour’ should never go unscrutinised.

After a string of lean years, performance rebounded for South African funds.