Peter Brooke, on this week’s The Money Show, delves into the recent shifts in market dynamics. He discusses the nuanced changes in the US Fed's stance, the SARB’s outlook on interest rates, and the intriguing landscape of the gaming industry. Peter also offers a keen perspective on market trends and the resilience of certain sectors.

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In his final podcast for 2023, Peter Brook shares insights from the HSBC South African Macro Conference. Highlights include government's openness and expertise, Cyril Ramaphosa's positive role in creating pockets of excellence, and surprising developments at Eskom due to the photovoltaic rollout and private sector collaboration. He further discusses the prospect of political choices affecting structural reforms for growth, while raising concerns about declining municipalities and the upcoming 2024 elections.

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Arthur Karas, on 702’s The Money Show this week, delves into the twists and turns in today's financial landscape. From the JSE's surprising rebound to the impact of global inflation on market trends, this interview is a must-listen for anyone navigating the financial terrain.

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In the first of our Investment Alchemy podcast series with Moneyweb, our Head of Global Urvesh Desai talks to Simon Brown about the ongoing uncertainty around geopolitics and interest rates heading into 2024 and the edge that quantitative brings during uncertain market environments, as evidenced by the performance of the Old Mutual Global Managed Alpha Fund.

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In this week’s podcast, Peter Brooke provides a unique bottom-up perspective on the challenges facing the South African economy. Drawing from his experience, Peter illustrates the real-world impact of issues like load-shedding, highlighting the ripple effect on costs, supply chain disruptions, and even quality control. 

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Siboniso Nxumalo, CIO at Old Mutual Investment Group, shared his optimistic outlook on South Africa's economy during an interview with Motheo on Radio 702's The Money Show. In this discussion, Siboniso also provided a comprehensive overview of the market dynamics, shedding light on the performance of various sectors, including resources, industrials, and financials. He also delved into notable market events, such as Aspen's strategic move into Asia and Capitec's independent foray into the insurance business. an. 

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Peter Brooke had an insightful conversation on the latest market trends with Bruce Whitfield on The Money Show yesterday. While Standard Bank holds strong, the real excitement lies in small caps. Companies like Oceana, Invicta and Zeda are making waves. Peter highlighted the potential in undervalued South African small caps with offshore assets. Despite economic challenges, these companies are showing resilience and offer exciting opportunities. 

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In today’s podcast, Peter Brooke delves into the intricacies of the South African economy, exploring the impending elections and the possible coalition governments. He also looks at the report by economist Ricardo Hausmann, shedding light on the 15-year growth slowdown and the urgent need for state capability. Despite economic woes, Peter identifies positive shifts and discusses opportunities in green energy and spatial development. 

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On this week’s The Money Show on Radio 702, Meryl Pick discussed Netcare’s resilience, Omnia’s cyclical challenges and Astral Foods’ battles against industry-specific calamities. 

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In this macro perspective episode, Peter Brooke discusses the surprising performance of gold this year – proving its resilience. Despite a strong dollar and rising interest rates, physical gold has delivered a 7% return in US dollars and an impressive 18% return for South African investors due to the weak rand. In the short term, gold serves as a protective asset against a slowing world economy and geopolitical risks, which could be good news for South African equities, where gold shares constitute 7.5% of the market.

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