Global bond yields are surging. South Africa must pay attention

SA benefits as Scott Bessent fails to tame the US bond markets

To understand the investment opportunities shaping the third quarter, Michael Avery spoke to Anchor Capital chief investment officers Peter Armitage and Nolan Wapenaar.

South Africa’s generous real yields are becoming harder to ignore as global markets reprice

Bond yields are at levels last seen in the 2007 crisis. Equities are at record highs. One of these markets is wrong – and it’s probably not bonds

Fund manager Ian Scott argues Joburg should be priced deep in junk. The finance minister’s letter to the mayor just made his case

Oil is still flowing – but at a higher structural cost. This is what the Hormuz repricing means for inflation, rate expectations and bonds

Markets are bouncing back from the brink thanks to a two-week ceasefire in the Gulf, and this may be an ideal time to buy more SA bonds

Godongwana’s fuel relief buys policymakers breathing room, but economists warn the inflation risk isn’t gone – just deferred

Local analysts and fund managers share how to navigate markets after the Middle East war drove the JSE 5.5% lower

Treasury’s restraint brings modest tax relief and a firmer debt path. For investors, the opportunity is to channel extra cash into savings and bonds

Godongwana is getting his first budget tailwind – but bracket creep relief and higher revenue come with a Sars enforcement drive that taxpayers will feel.

The fixed-income specialist spills the beans on why she loves bonds, actively managed ETFs, and her 12-year-old Honda Jazz

After a period where local income funds delivered double-digit returns and outperformed benchmarks, investors are asking: what comes next?

Thinking of buying to let? High taxes, tenant headaches and hidden costs could eat into your returns. Is the hassle worth it?

Currency sifted through commentary from top fund managers and analysts to identify key investment trends for 2026 – views investors can use

South Africa’s return to investment grade hinges on more economic reforms, less red tape, faster growth and political stability

In the brutal maths of global finance, Africa loses out from weak data and governance at home, and warped perceptions abroad

Markets are moving rapidly, driven by major macroeconomic shifts, a weak dollar and AI. Strategy demands nuance, patience and skill

Tariffs, market swings and GNU jitters rattle investors. But bonds and emerging markets offer value, so stay calm and don’t rush to switch your portfolio