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14 October - OPEC+ wants production cuts, Anchor Capital's asset allocation report and the rise of dark kitchens

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Wayne McCurrie of FNB Wealth and Investments talks OPEC+ production cuts and the latest on Standard Bank payment holidays. Stephan Engelbrecht of Anchor Capital on their Q4 asset allocation report and Rael Levitt, CEO of Inospace Properties, talks dark kitchens and stores changing the face of delivery.

14 Oct 2020 12AM English South Africa Business News · Business

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