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JSE tracks global sentiment

Feb 04 2010 10:26

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Johannesburg - The JSE opened firmly in the red on Thursday amid negative global sentiment that saw a softer US close, with Asia also down.

A local equities dealer noted poor commodity prices and a firmer dollar, as weighing on the local bourse. At 09:29 the JSE all share index was 0.58% lower, with resources giving up 0.94%, platinum miners down 1.28% and gold miners declined 1.15%.

Banks were off 0.09%, financials subsided 0.16%, while industrials were 0.37% lower.

The rand was bid at R7.50 to the dollar from R7.46 when the JSE closed on Tuesday. Gold was quoted at $1 106.76 a troy ounce from $1 117.22 at the JSE's last close, and platinum was at $1 563.50/oz, from $1 586/oz at the bourse's previous close.

A local trader said: "Its all about damage control today. The JSE has come under pressure this morning amid negative global sentiment."

- I-Net Bridge

 
 
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