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Dollar poised for technical rebound after selloff Following a decline of about 9% against a basket of currencies this year, the dollar may be headed for a rebound… by Frans de Klerk July 9, 2025 Opinion·Personal Finance
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Bonds, banks are flavour of the month 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… by Vernon Wessels May 9, 2025 Investing & Finance
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