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Johannesburg - South African stocks ended higher on Monday as traders chased after bargains after the main indices suffered their biggest weekly drop of the year in the previous week.

The blue-chip JSE Top-40 index was up 0.72% to 46 202 and the broader All-share index rose 0.66% at 52.139.

Both indices dropped nearly 3% last week, their biggest weekly fall since the middle of December last year amid growing views that the US could raise interest rates as early as June.

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Rand - Dollar
19.04
-0.3%
Rand - Pound
23.66
-0.2%
Rand - Euro
20.21
-0.3%
Rand - Aus dollar
12.19
+0.3%
Rand - Yen
0.12
-0.0%
Platinum
970.80
-0.5%
Palladium
1,021.50
-0.2%
Gold
2,385.62
+0.1%
Silver
28.16
-2.5%
Brent Crude
90.10
-0.4%
Top 40
66,902
-2.2%
All Share
73,000
-2.1%
Resource 10
61,638
-3.6%
Industrial 25
98,321
-1.9%
Financial 15
15,650
-1.1%
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