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11/06/2026

PSG answers your savings and property questions.

11/06/2026

In this article, fund manager Marc Beckenstrater explores how a shifting global environment is reshaping fixed income returns and why flexibility is key to managing risk. https://bit.ly/4ebSNIm

11/06/2026

US inflation accelerated to 4.20% in May 2026, as equities extended losses after Middle East tensions pushed oil higher and weighed on sentiment, with technology stocks leading the declines. 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/11-june-2026/

09/06/2026

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.

09/06/2026

US equities rose on Monday as easing Middle East tensions and renewed confidence in AI‑related stocks lifted sentiment. Locally, South Africa received a one‑notch Fitch upgrade to its long‑term foreign and local‑currency ratings. 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/09-june-2026/

08/06/2026

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/

05/06/2026

Renewed tensions in the Middle East unsettled global markets on Wednesday, pushing oil prices higher and strengthening expectations of further interest-rate increases. While US and European equities retreated, Japan’s technology sector continued to benefit from strong AI-driven momentum, lifting the Nikkei 225 to a fresh record high. 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/04-june-2026/

26/05/2026

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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.