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EPISODE · Oct 3, 2025 · 3 MIN

Efficient Market Pulse: 3 October 2025

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In this week's markets:  Global markets held steady despite a US government shutdown, Tesla smashed delivery records, and Warren Buffett made a $9.7 billion energy bet. In Asia, a ransomware attack left Japan’s top beer brand in short supply, while back home Naspers completed a major stock split. Stay tuned for the key numbers and market movers shaping your week. Listen now to gain valuable perspectives from the experts! e: [email protected] | t: 087 944 7999 Efficient Invest is the investment division of Efficient Group (Pty) Ltd. It comprises authorised financial services providers: Efficient Private Clients (FSP 47481), Naviga Solutions (FSP 381), Efficient Select (FSP 859), and Select Manager (FSP 928).

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In this week's markets: Global markets held steady despite a US government shutdown, Tesla smashed delivery records, and Warren Buffett made a $9.7 billion energy bet. In Asia, a ransomware attack left Japan’s top beer brand in short supply, while back home Naspers completed a major stock split. Stay tuned for the key numbers and market movers shaping your week. Listen now to gain valuable perspectives from the experts! e: [email protected] | t: 087 944 7999 Efficie...

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