Simon Brown is a content writer for Moneyweb, with his work also appearing in various publications such as Money Magazine Australia, Medium, Collider, and Architectural Digest. Simon covers a wide range of topics, including finance, investment, real estate, and market trends, providing insightful analysis and predictions for readers.
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By: Simon Brown
Standout JSE winners and stock picks for 2025 are explored, along with a review of 2024 private equity and credit market trends.
By: Simon Brown
‘On the client side of Westbrooke's business what we've seen this year is significant demand and capital flows for our alternative investment mandates and strategies': Dino Zuccollo, head of Investor Solutions and Director.
A look at 2024's top ETPs, local industry trends, and the AI boom's impact on tech giants and Tesla's FSD under a possible Trump presidency.
‘We are about to get to a point where we can no longer trust video. We can't trust photos any more': Viv Govender from Rand Swiss.
While you're on holiday, have a look at what you got right — and wrong — in the markets during the year
An analysis of the rand's drivers and the agri-sector's impact on Q3 GDP, plus a planting season rain forecast. You can also listen to this podcast on iono.fm here
‘We are expecting to get the La Niña rains. Ultimately we are optimistic and thinking that we may have a season of recovery – but we need that rain badly': Wandile Sihlobo from the Agricultural Business Chamber of SA.
Key market trends, inflation outlooks, and the future of rate cuts and tech rallies are explored for 2024 and beyond.
This week MoneywebNOW looked at the rise of AI stocks and innovations, strong returns in unlisted markets, drivers of the rand's movement, and expectations for inflation and rate cuts in 2025.
‘I think market volatility will be the name of the game next year’ – Old Mutual Group chief economist Johann Els.
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