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South Africa Court Rulings May Lift Confidence, PSG Chief Says

Bloomberg Markets Friday 16 October 2026, 04:30 UTC By Adelaide Changole 1 min read
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Court rulings on some of South Africa’s most contested laws could improve business sentiment after years of policy uncertainty, according to the head of one of the nation’s biggest wealth and money-management firms.

Court rulings on some of South Africa’s most contested laws could improve business sentiment after years of policy uncertainty, according to the head of one of the nation’s biggest wealth and money-management firms.
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