BizNews Briefing - Magnus Heystek; Neil de Beer; Don Ncube; Walter Aylett and more...

Magnus Heystek talks all things markets in today’s Biznews Briefing. The impact of Friday’s positive US jobs data, geopolitics, the Rand and he looks at gold as a safe haven amidst rising Middle East tensions. Today's briefing also has Neil de Beer on SA's "wrecking ball" GNU, Don Ncube on SA's untapped gas potential and Walter Aylett on investing in Tesla. In the absence of BizNews founder and editor Alec Hogg, this episode of the BizNews Briefing is hosted by Nielsen Network CEO, Bronwyn Nielsen.
Produced by Patrick Kidd
Video inserts edited by Asime Nyide, Frances Hamman and Ruan Erasmus
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[@obySedgefieldgemofourgardenrou]

Any news on the old hotstock TIGON

[@dogbox2290]

Early this year, at a Biz news conference I remember Cy Jacobs saying exactly the same thing. Don’t touch Tesla ! !
It’s up 40%. WTAF
Could this type of cognitive dissonance be ideological or that he still believes Tesla is a car company. Magnus is on the money. Once again ✨🏆✨

[@lynpetzer2746]

TRUMP 2024🙏❤

[@christodebeer3645]

Everyone in South Africa is concerned about the Oil Depot's,being hit with Missiles, Oil prices surging Wich will push up Prices of Fuel 👀

[@alimsimanga5326]

South Africa got oil deposits , in fact we are not supposed to be worried about what is happening in the middle East. But unfortunately the oil that was discovered here isn't ours, it belongs to the multinational companies. How sad our situation is.

[@marleneclough3173]

Well mantashe sells the rights I'm sure

[@MagdaNortje]

Who are you? Is this now ANC taking over?

[@lorenzolocatelirossi]

Heystek you surprise me and you have lost my faith in your intelligence.

[@candicelittle1309]

Markets, markets, markets... can we talk about any other aspect about the economy for once.