Analysts do, however, expect volatility in the financial markets to continue in the fourth quarter as uncertainty remains high
The JSE gained along with its global peers on Monday as markets attempted to rebound at the start of the new month and quarter.
Stock markets were hit globally in the third quarter amid worries that aggressive monetary policy tightening to curb inflation could tip economies into recession. Analysts do, however, expect volatility in the financial markets to continue in the fourth quarter as uncertainty remains high...
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