A stronger dollar makes oil more expensive for holders of other currencies, while a slower pace of rate cuts could dampen economic growth and trim oil demand.

Odwa Msngwentshu from Momentum Securities joins Business Day TV for a broader look at the day's market movers ...

The National Treasury is proposing a raft of amendments to laws with a view to SA end its greylisting imposed in February ...

President Cyril Ramaphosa has approved the National Nuclear Regulator Amendment Bill, which enhances nuclear safety oversight ...

It has been nearly 35 years since the Yamoussoukro Declaration was adopted by most African Union (AU) members. The treaty ...

The pharmaceutical industry has welcomed the annual adjustment of 5.25% for the maximum single exit price for pharmaceutical ...

The UK-listed retail company's acquisition of Holdsport introduces significant foreign capital into the South African retail ...

Botswana’s newly elected government led by president Boko Duma has announced a phased lifting of restrictions on vegetable ...

Cases against 16 accused involved in illegal municipal deposits in collapsed VBS Mutual Bank are on the court roll and ...

The noise inside the ANC and its alliance partners is just noise, and the GNU looks set to last at least until 2027 ...

Singapore — Asian stocks slipped and the dollar was perched near a two-year high on Thursday after the US Federal Reserve ...

Fed chair Jerome Powell says the bank’s recent rate cuts allow for a more cautious approach to future policy adjustments ...