Major consumers of luxury goods, China’s middle-income group is projected to double over the next 10 years: Anchor Capital investment analyst Peter Little.

Gary Booysen of Rand Swiss talks the latest market movements. Anchor Capital investment analyst Peter Little on how China's drive towards 'common prosperity' is rattling the luxury goods sector. Marius Reitz of Luno unpacks the implications of China's crypto crackdown.

‘I think we forget that some of SA's companies are still decent businesses with decent balance sheets’: Alwyn van der Merwe from Sanlam Private Wealth.

Stocks are within sight of a fresh all-time high.

Drikus Combrinck – uitvoerende hoof, Capicraft Investment Partners

Foreigners were net sellers of South African equities Monday, disposing of R400 million worth of shares.

This week MoneywebNOW looked at local bank valuations, the global pet care industry and retail stocks.

‘We can purchase businesses in that country which trade at significant discounts to their peers elsewhere in the world, yet offer significantly better growth prospects’: Independent Securities CEO Simon Fillmore.

Sasfin's Nesan Nair takes a look at the latest market movements. Simon Fillmore from Independent Securities on why China can't be ignored as an investment destination. Futurist Jonathan Cherry on the importance of businesses being able to adapt for the future

SA’s main stock gauge climbed for a fourth day, rising 0.5% by 9:46 a.m. in Johannesburg.

Online sales and the large and growing Chinese economy boosted sales and profits.

Back to pre-pandemic levels.

A weaker rand pulled banks, insurers and retailers lower, countering gains in local market heavyweights Richemont and Naspers.

Tencent lost as much as 6.7% in Hong Kong on Tuesday.

Amid concerns that he got preferential treatment.