The JSE’s busy reporting period is still under way, with Absa, Old Mutual, AVI and Brimstone all due to release their results
Following last week’s declines, the JSE is likely to open slightly higher on Monday, taking its cue from Asian stock markets.
The JSE’s busy reporting period continues on Monday, with major banks Absa and Old Mutual due to report full-year numbers.
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