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Business Day TV talks to Kearabilwe Nonyana from Scope Prime Africa

A trader works on the trading floor at The New York Stock Exchange in New York City, US. The IMF warns that stretched asset prices, trade tensions, and rising debt could trigger a sharp correction in global markets. File photo: ANDREW KELLY/REUTERS
A trader works on the trading floor at The New York Stock Exchange in New York City, US. The IMF warns that stretched asset prices, trade tensions, and rising debt could trigger a sharp correction in global markets. File photo: ANDREW KELLY/REUTERS

Kearabilwe Nonyana from Scope Prime Africa joins Business Day TV for a broader look at how the market performed this afternoon.

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