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'South Africa's economy has been resilient to shocks, but the resilience is also part of why it stagnates' – Aroni Chaudhuri, chief Africa economist at Coface

China is lagging its global peers more than at any point in 25 years. PSG Old Oak’s Schalk Louw explains why. Coface’s Aroni Chaudhuri on the global outlook, the Iran conflict, and what it means for local GDP growth and inflation. Simon asks: Are Meta and xAI selling data centre capacity a warning sign for the AI buildout?

‘Spar is the clearest example of where market concerns are actually firmly grounded in observable fundamentals': AG Capital’s Casey Sprake.

Tourism continues to recover, but where's the investment opportunity? Faheema Adia from Momentum unpacks the latest tourism data, the outlook for local leisure stocks, and what Hyprop's accelerated bookbuild means for investors. Short sellers have been increasing their bets against South African retailers. Casey Sprake from AG Capital explains what's driving those positions, what they're signallin...

‘We found that technology friction is effectively a hidden productivity tax that never really shows up on any dashboard' – Altron Digital Business MD Craig Stewart.

Kea Nonyana from PrimeXBT asks whether there’s still an energy trade in a world awash with oil, and shares where he’s finding value in the US beyond the tech giants. Craig Stewart from Altron Digital Business unpacks the employee experience of workplace technology, and why there’s often a gap between the tools staff need and what they actually have. Dr Wiehann Olivier from Forvis Mazars explains S...

'If you leave the process too late, there's going to be nothing left to rescue' – Eric Levenstein, director and head of the Insolvency and Business Rescue Department at Werksmans Attorneys.

Independent analyst Jimmy Moyaha unpacks Clicks, now trading on a PE roughly half its decade-long average. Is this a rare value opportunity, or are investors witnessing a changing of the guard? Eric Levenstein of Werksmans Attorneys discusses the business rescues of Murray & Roberts and Group Five, and what their success says about South Africa’s rescue framework. Frank Knight, CEO of Debtsource,...

Ian Anderson of Merchant West Investments discusses the sector’s 4.2% return in June alone, Delta Property Fund’s 50% surge and Hyprop and Vukile expanding in Europe.

Nick Kunze from Sanlam Private Wealth unpacks Hudaco's results in a tough trading environment and whether Japan's weak yen, rising yields and stronger markets are creating opportunity. Ian Anderson from Merchant West Investments reviews first-half Reit performance and the appeal of Italian property deals. Chris Fraenkel, Wealth Manager at Private Client Holdings, discusses the saving habits of Gen...

'I would really point all of your listeners to our recent central bank survey; it's a master class in being able to see what everybody's thinking’ – Taylor Burnette, World Gold Council.

Reko Nare from Anchor unpacks the growth of AMETFs in SA and globally, what's driving adoption, and where they add the most value. Taylor Burnette from the World Gold Council discusses the Gold Mid-Year Outlook 2026 and what lies ahead for the gold price this year. Simon weighs in on OpenAI's reported proposal to give the US government a 5% stake ahead of its anticipated IPO.

David Crosoer from PPS Investments reflects on how post-retirement investing is perhaps forcing a rethink.

Kea Nonyana from PrimeXBT unpacks South32's $5.6 billion sale of its Richards Bay aluminium smelter to Alcoa, before looking back at the first half of the year, with the JSE and gold under pressure while US equities, South Korea and oil emerged as the standout winners. David Crosoer from PPS Investments explains why he's rethinking the traditional equity-heavy portfolio. John Taylor from Liberty d...

‘Instead of trying to be particularly right on something, I think it's more important to prepare for those different potential outcomes' – Sean Neethling, Head of Investments at Morningstar.

Zimele Mbanjwa from FNB Wealth & Investments unpacks Absa's trading update. The stock looks cheap, but the market clearly didn't like what it saw. Ruen Naidu from Ninety One discusses what a new Fed chair with a hawkish stance and a structural reform agenda could mean for markets. Sean Neethling from Morningstar explains why investment success is less about making perfect forecasts and more about...

‘One of the biggest risks in choosing benchmarks is that you don't match what you actually want as an objective’ – Satrix Quantitative Portfolio Manager Siyabulela Nomoyi.

Independent analyst Jimmy Moyaha unpacks the Naspers and Prosus results as Takealot delivers an adjusted Ebitda profit – but is the story still all about Tencent? Invicta CEO Steven Joffe joins us to discuss results showing 50% of revenue now comes from offshore operations as tough local trading conditions persist. Plus, Satrix’s Siyabulela Nomoyi explains why choosing the right benchmark is one o...

The best opportunities which we fund are when there's cross-collaboration between faculties – and that's when you really get something unique. Wayne Stocks, Stocks & Strauss.

Nick Kunze from Sanlam Private Wealth unpacks this week’s fuel price cuts and why South African consumers still have little reason to celebrate. We also discuss South Korea’s market volatility despite surging global chip demand. Horacia Naidoo-McCarthy from Allan Gray explains how uncertainty often drives poor investor behaviour – and how to avoid the common traps. Wayne Stocks of Stocks & Strauss...

‘I think employers can play a very meaningful role in assisting and supporting [their] people’ – John Anderson from Sanlam Corporate Investments.

Schalk Louw from PSG Old Oak unpacks Hyprop's strong update and why value stocks and emerging markets are outperforming this year, while the Mag 7 trade near their lowest valuations for 2026. Sanlam Corporate's John Anderson discusses the findings of the 45th Sanlam Benchmark Survey, exploring how South Africans are saving and making retirement decisions. Plus, Simon shares his thoughts on true lo...

‘I think we're going to see more of that sort of luxury spending still under pressure in the second half of the year and more of a focus on the essential spending’ – Independent economist Elize Kruger.

Kea Nonyana from PrimeXBT unpacks the latest updates from Growthpoint and Nedbank, and what they mean for investors. Vunani CEO Ethan Dube joins us to discuss the group’s return to profitability and its decision to pay out most of Heps as a dividend. Economist Elize Kruger weighs in on the latest PayInc data, which shows real take-home pay has fallen to a two-year low, adding further pressure to c...

'I think we go into an environment where a lot of your traditional safe-haven assets aren't really showing up as providing their protection anymore' – OMIG portfolio manager Jason Swartz.