Lindiwe Tsobo is a financial journalist at Business Day. She specializes in finance, financial markets, and the broader economy, with a keen focus on topics such as inflation, commodities, and the energy sector. Lindiwe's work has been featured in prominent publications including HeraldLIVE, Sunday Times, Health Industry Watch, and Daily Dispatch.
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Lindiwe Tsobo's focus is on providing investment analysis and citing data related to the South African stock market, JSE, financials, industrials, and the rand. She frequently covers topics such as US jobless claims, inflation data, Fed meetings, and employment data.
Given her coverage attributes in investment analysis and citing data with a specific focus on finance & economy along with real estate industry themes. It would be beneficial to reach out to Lindiwe if you have expert insights into stock market trends within South Africa or its impact on global markets. Additionally, if you possess unique analyses of economic indicators or can provide valuable commentary on factors influencing financial markets in South Africa and beyond.
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By: Lindiwe Tsobo
SA's transition towards a diversified energy mix has put private power producers (PPPs) such as Sola at the forefront of the renewable energy industry.
Currency extends the previous session's gains as investors welcome the improvement to SA's credit rating outlook
The local currency hit an intraday high of R18.0074/$ as investors welcome an improved credit rating outlook
The JSE was firmer on Tuesday morning, with global markets mixed as investors awaited key drivers this week for direction.
By: Lindiwe Tsobo
Ukraine's use of long-range US missiles prompts Russia to update its nuclear doctrine
Local bourse follows global peers, which are stronger despite tension between Ukraine and Russia
Investors are eager for insight into the sector's overall health, particularly regarding demand for Blackwell AI chips
Analysts say further easing in inflation supports the case for the Bank to cut interest rates by 25 basis points
Reserve Bank trims repo rate as expected but strikes a cautious note on the economic outlook
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