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Sasol says market volatility to persist amid S.African power, rail woes - Vimarsana News

Sasol says market volatility to persist amid S.African power, rail woes

Integrated energy and chemicals firm Sasol Ltd said on Friday it expects market volatility to persist into its fourth quarter due to slower global economic growth and infrastructure challenges in South Africa.

Column: China's imports of Australian coal surge on price advantage: Russell - Vimarsana News

Column: China's imports of Australian coal surge on price advantage: Russell

Australia may become the swing supplier of coal to China after the world's biggest importer of the fuel ended its unofficial ban on imports from the world's second-biggest shipper.

Factbox: Key excerpts from G7 statement on energy and climate change - Vimarsana News

Factbox: Key excerpts from G7 statement on energy and climate change

The Group of Seven rich nations on Sunday set big new targets for solar power and offshore wind capacity, agreeing to speed up renewable energy development and move toward a quicker phase-out of fossil fuels.

South Africa targets $111 bln investment goal in tough investor climate - Vimarsana News

South Africa targets $111 bln investment goal in tough investor climate

South Africa needs to urgently fix energy, transport and security challenges if it is to reverse souring investor sentiment, executives said on Thursday as President Cyril Ramaphosa targets 2 trillion rand ($111 billion) in new investments over the next five years.

South Africa's finance minister rules out recession this year - Vimarsana News

South Africa's finance minister rules out recession this year

South Africa will not fall into recession this year despite a gloomy International Monetary Fund (IMF) forecast and a contraction in the last three months of 2022, its finance minister told Reuters in an interview on Friday.