PSG Wealth - Christopher vd Westhuizen- Tzaneen and Louis Trichardt

Global markets ended the week on a cautious note as hawkish Federal Reserve signals and renewed uncertainty surrounding US-Iran talks lifted the dollar and weighed on sentiment. South African markets came under significant pressure, with mining shares leading a sharp sell-off, while precious metals and commodities also retreated. Read what else happened in the markets on Friday: https://cms.psg.co.za/content?content=/psg-financial-services/research-hub/investment-updates/daily-investment-updates/22-june-2026/

Global markets ended mostly higher as easing geopolitical tensions boosted investor confidence. US equities rallied, led by technology shares, on optimism surrounding a US-Iran agreement, while lower oil prices weighed on commodities and pushed gold lower. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://cms.psg.co.za/content?content=/psg-financial-services/research-hub/investment-updates/daily-investment-updates/19-june-2026/

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Global markets moved higher as an AI-driven rally in chip stocks and the ECB’s 25 basis point rate hike boosted sentiment. US equity indices rebounded from one-month lows, led by strong gains in semiconductor shares. Read what else happened in the markets yesterday: https://cms.psg.co.za/content?content=/psg-financial-services/research-hub/investment-updates/daily-investment-updates/12-june-2026/

Stronger-than-expected US jobs data reshaped market expectations on Friday, reinforcing the prospect of higher interest rates and weighing heavily on technology shares. While defensive sectors proved more resilient, resource stocks and precious metals came under significant pressure as investors reassessed the outlook for global growth, inflation and monetary policy. Read what else happened in the markets on Friday: https://cms.psg.co.za/content?content=/psg-financial-services/research-hub/investment-updates/daily-investment-updates/08-june-2026/

The psychology of financial resilience - Why mindset matters more than money Thomas Berry, Head of Sales at PSG Wealth, says financial resilience is driven less by income and more by mindset, habits and emotional awareness, with confidence around money built gradually through consistent financial decisions and a sense of control.

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