Forex trading in South Africa has seen rapid growth in recent years, with more individuals using technology to participate in global financial markets. At the same time, risk…
The Mantengu file: When expert valuations, courts and regulators all say no
The foreign-exchange market has always rewarded traders who can process information faster than the competition. In 2025, that advantage increasingly belongs to those who deploy…
While there have been some positive economic steps in South Africa in recent months, the advantages of offshore investing are still evident
Elections, policy changes and international conflicts can send ripples through the financial world, affecting everything from exchange rates to trading strategies
To make money in this field requires research, careful planning and plenty of practise
The dynamic nature of geopolitics requires traders to remain vigilant, adaptable and informed, ensuring their strategies are resilient in the face of uncertainty
Market participants must stay abreast of geopolitical developments such as conflicts when making trading decisions
The global market is now accessible from the comfort of your own home
Currency trading will never be the same
It influences the economy and is an indication of the country’s burgeoning financial sophistication
Yakhe Kwinana, the former chairperson of SAA Technical, has been asked to make representations to Saica, but has not responded
Former SAA Technical board chair Yakhe Kwinana’s foreign-exchange trading business came under scrutiny at the Zondo commission on Tuesday
Even the better off have had to find ways to manage in the shattered economy
A reality show reveals the high life of those who trade in foreign currencies, but is it all it’s cracked up to be?
Banks argue the Competition Tribunal has no power to call out foreign firms on cartel conduct
Before the court battle over rand-rigging begins, the tribunal must settle a number of preliminary skirmishes
Despite sustained attacks from banks in the forex hearings, the Competition Commission remains confident of its case
According to the consent order, the misconduct was systemic and involved several levels of employees.
Online chat rooms were key to the way in which traders colluded to maximise profits.
