October 30, 2025
Gold breaks records as investors seek shelter from market turbulence
Discover why gold shattered records in Q3 2025, reaching historic demand levels as investors sought protection from market volatility. Learn how geopolitical uncertainty, dollar weakness, and inflation fears are driving unprecedented investment flows, and what this means for portfolio resilience.
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October 28, 2025
South Africa’s greylist delisting: A milestone for lasting reform
RelyComply CEO Bradley Elliott says South Africa’s removal from the FATF greylist marks a major step toward a stronger, more accountable financial system. Sustaining progress will require turning compliance reforms into a lasting culture of vigilance, collaboration, and tech-driven governance.
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October 27, 2025
Is the bull market in gold over already?
Gold’s sharp 5.5% fall on October 21 sparked comparisons to 2011, but Schroders’ James Luke sees it as a natural correction within a multi-year bull market. Despite volatility, strong fiscal, geopolitical, and central bank demand continue to support gold’s long-term outlook.
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October 27, 2025
The importance of a dynamic approach when investing in fixed income markets
PSG Asset Management’s Dirk Jooste highlights how shifting fixed income dynamics demand a dynamic, value-driven approach. By actively adjusting allocations, PSG aims to secure real returns, manage risk, and protect investors in an uncertain market environment.
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October 21, 2025
Bubble, bubble toil and trouble?
As excitement around artificial intelligence grows, Old Mutual Wealth Investment Strategist Izak Odendaal examines whether we’re witnessing an AI bubble, exploring historical parallels, investor psychology, and the fine line between innovation and speculation.
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October 13, 2025
The rand, bonds and bright spots in South Africa’s economy
South Africa’s financial landscape is showing unexpected resilience. In Dollar Weakness, Rand Strength, James Turp explores how disciplined monetary policy, surging bond inflows, and a credible SARB are fuelling optimism and why the rand’s rally may just be getting started.
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