Helena Wasserman

England

Business Editor at Fin24

News24 Business editor.

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SA forced to revise trade offer as US demands lower tariffs | News24

1 month ago | brnw.ch | Helena Wasserman

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EXPLAINER | The new EE targets and your business

1 month ago | brnw.ch | Helena Wasserman

Currencies Commodities Jse Indexes Rand - Dollar 18.40 +0.9% Rand - Pound 24.42 +0.9% Rand - Euro 20.79 +0.8% Rand - Aus dollar 11.87 -0.1% Rand - Yen 0.13 +0.6% Platinum 964.49 -0.5% Palladium 955.24 +1.7% Gold 3,239.10 +0.0% Silver 32.03 -1.2% Brent-ruolie 62.13 +1.7% Top 40 84,737 +0.6% ALSI 92,333 +0.8% RESI 10 68,542 -2.4% INDI 25 131,579 +1.9% FINI 15 20,910 +1.0% All JSE data delayed by at least 15 minutes Editorial feedback and complaints Contact the public editor with feedback for...
Petrol, diesel prices still on track for cuts next week

1 month ago | brnw.ch | Helena Wasserman

For more financial news, go to the News24 Business front page. Diesel and petrol prices are still on track for cuts in the first week of May, thanks to oil price weakness. South African fuel prices are largely determined by international oil costs and the rand exchange rate, as oil is priced in dollars.
Inflation cools to 2.7% thanks in part to cheaper fuel | Business

1 month ago | brnw.ch | Helena Wasserman

For more financial news, go to the News24 Business front page. Annual consumer inflation cooled to 2.7% in March, from 3.2% in February. This was the first inflation decline in five months, and was largely due to lower fuel prices, Statistics SA reported. Average fuel prices are almost 9% cheaper than a year ago and, despite a sharp weakening in the rand, petrol and diesel prices are currently on track for small cuts in the first week of May.
Petrol, diesel prices may still get cheaper – despite rand crash | Business

1 month ago | brnw.ch | Helena Wasserman

SA fuel prices are largely determined by international oil costs and the rand exchange rate, as oil is priced in dollars. The rand has been slammed, weakening more than 100c against the dollar over the past week. But, luckily, oil prices have seen even more pain. For more financial news, go to the News24 Business front page. Despite a big decline in the rand, diesel and petrol prices are still on track for small cuts in the first week of May.
SA banks at 'crazy' levels, says fund manager - as bond bloodbath and GNU crisis bite

1 month ago | brnw.ch | Helena Wasserman

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An idiot's guide to the Budget and GNU chaos

2 months ago | brnw.ch | Helena Wasserman

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'Family at war with itself': Popular Cape restaurant owner in legal battle with son

2 months ago | brnw.ch | Helena Wasserman

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Interest rates: Reserve Bank missed an opportunity this week, say economists

2 months ago | brnw.ch | Helena Wasserman

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Inflation remained unchanged in Feb, despite red-hot maize prices

2 months ago | brnw.ch | Helena Wasserman

For more financial news, go to the News24 Business front page. Annual consumer inflation was 3.2% in February, unchanged from January's level. This was cooler than expected, with a median estimate of 15 economists in a Bloomberg survey forecasting a rate of 3.4%. Fuel prices continue to be cheaper than a year ago, helping to tame inflation.