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Johannesburg - The JSE gave back some of its
earlier gains in midday trade on Friday, with elevated oil prices
keeping the bourse in check while banking stocks maintained their
strong run.
At 12:05 local time, the JSE
All Share [JSE:J203] index was up 0.16% to
34 162.44 points, with banks up 0.79%; financials lifted 0.65%, while
industrials added 0.12%.
Platinum miners were up 0.22%, resources slipped 0.11% and gold shares shed 0.58%.
The rand was at 7.60 to the US dollar, from 7.69 at the JSE's
close on Thursday. Gold was quoted at $1 780.74 a troy ounce from $1 776.92/oz at the JSE's previous close, while platinum was at $1 719.50/oz, from $1 722/oz.
"There are growing fears that higher oil prices will
accelerate global inflation, which could potentially derail the recovery
of the global economy," said Drikus Combrinck, portfolio manager at PSG
Konsult. "I'm not surprised that the general miners are on the back
foot."
European stocks posted mild gains on Friday, Dow Jones
Newswires reports. Concerns about Greece have receded somewhat after it
managed to negotiate its second bailout deal, and investors are now
looking ahead to the second longer-term refinancing operation from the
European Central Bank.
In addition, Greece's parliament on Thursday approved the
private sector involvement programme which includes collective action
clauses.
London's FTSE 100 was flat at 5 942.11 at noon local time.
Asian stock markets finished mostly higher, with Hong Kong's
Hang Seng Index up 0.12% and China's Shanghai Composite Index up
1.2%.