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South Africa Equity Markets | 4 Sep 2015: JSE equity markets end in red, South Africa’s rand tumble
Johannesburg, South Africa, Capital Markets in Africa — Equity trading on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) ended in red and all major sectors also end in the South Pole. JSE All Share closed 2.60 percent or 1,308.59 points lower to end at 49,102.50 points and the JSE Top 40 index tumbled by 1,291.16 points or 2.88 percent to end at 43,547.16 points. Still on the bear mood, the JSE Financial sector index also declined by 1.94 percent…
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