The JSE tracked firmer global peers on Thursday, while the rand extended the previous session’s gains in thin trading as the US markets were closed for a public holiday.

Weaker data in the form of softer private jobs and manufacturing reports released this week boosted speculation that the US Federal Reserve might cut interest rates in September...

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