Fed likely to stick to 0.25% rate increase

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Chantal Marx, investment research head at FNB Wealth & Investments, on Transaction Capital and whether the US Federal Open Market Committee will announce a 0.25% increase tonight. Tim Holden, MD at Caxton and CTP Publishers and Printers, on results that saw Heps up over a third as it manages to put through price increases. Nosibusiso Ngqondoyi, head of hedge funds at Old Mutual Multi-Managers, on the diversification benefits of hedge funds.

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