Currency trading will never be the same
The surge in retail investor activism is a testament to the power that comes with this connectivity
Factors like inflation and interest rates must be monitored carefully
Eight insurance firms are being probed over price-fixing allegations. Legally, clients can claim for damages but experts say they should not hold their breath
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In a landmark trial in London, top trader Thomas Hayes stands accused of skewing a key interest rate for profit.
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The JSE’s client computer hosting service speeds up data transfer and allows for more accurate and up-to-the-minute trading.
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The Johannesburg stock exchange has started discussions with contractors to begin building a co-location service that will speed up trading.
Official figures show that the United States no longer dominates trading in goods.
Traders Blog: North Korea, oil spills, Bangkok, volcanic ash. It is starting to sound like that Billy Joel song except we did start the fire.
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Last week Maya Fisher-French entered a two-week competition that will test her trading skills.