The Johannesburg All-Share index rose 0.72%, while the Top 40 index climbed 0.76%

Foreigners were net sellers of South African stocks on Friday.

Lower global chemical and refining margins and a 18% drop in the rand oil price hurt earnings.

Gary Booysen of Rand Swiss on US earnings season, silver and what to expect from Sasol's results. Varushka Singh of RMB helps us understand the rattlesnake rand. Victoria Reuvers from Morningstar talks about the lack of diversity in the fund management industry.

And this was before the pandemic. It’s time to rethink local government in its entirety.

Petrochemicals company to net around R8.5bn from sale of air plant.

Alex Duys of Umthombo Wealth on the Fed keeping rates unchanged, Sasol selling assets and a look at EOH. Tlotliso Phakisi from Cannon Asset Managers on avoiding the herd when investing and V&A Waterfront CEO David Green on the cruise industry as liners remain docked.

Foreigners were net buyers of South African stocks Tuesday.

In bid to raise cash to pay off debts.

Deryck Janse van Rensburg from Anchor Capital on Kumba's results, the Sasol LCCP stake sale and when to exit gold stocks. Karim Chedid, investment strategist at BlackRock on the investment case for Europe and Nolan Wapenaar, Anchor CIO on red flags to look for when investing in fixed income funds.

Mia Kruger from Kruger International on the Sasol and Spur updates. Tim Acker of Allan Gray on valuations of local banking stocks and his preferred picks. Stephen Marshall from Gold Circle talks the Durban July running Covid-style.

Banks are weaker before a central interest rates decision later Thursday.

Total sales volumes at its performance chemicals business rose 8% y/y.

The yield on benchmark 2030 government paper was down 11 basis points at 9.195%.

Local conditions and competitive environments are simply different.