JSE extends losses on weak metals

South African stocks sank deeper into the red by noon on Thursday with precious metal stocks and resources still leading the downside and marketplayers taking profits for the second consecutive session.

JSE lower as market consolidates

The JSE was weaker by midday on Thursday as market participants consolidated recent gains ahead of the futures close out.

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Old tech, new pick-ups - it's Gonow, by China

FARMER TO AUTO DEALER: Natal businessman Chris Asmal is the driving force behind the latest addition to South Africa's burgeoning list of auto brands, Gonow.

Buying frenzy ahead of rate decision peps up stocks

Stocks rose on a buying frenzy ahead of the interest rate verdict this week. The Top40 index stocks closed 1.42 percent up to 18 983.55 points on Tuesday, while the broader all share index firmed 1.5 percent to ...

Obama's prescription for US injects life into stocks

Stocks shot up 8 percent as hopes that a US infrastructure plan would cushion an economic downturn spurred global equities.

It's green for go on the JSE

By Palesa Motloung Johannesburg - After ending the week in the red, the JSE opened on Monday over 4 percent stronger with firm support being provided by rallying resource stocks.

Firmer resources give JSE a boost

The JSE was up more than 3% at midday on Thursday, building on its earlier gains, helped by climbing resource stocks.

P36-M Christmas cash gifts set for Santiago City employees

By CEASAR M. PERANTE SANTIAGO CITY a ' Government employees in this city have a reason to be happy this Christmas.

Global gloom weighs on JSE

By Palesa Motloung Johannesburg - Stocks remained in the red in noon trade, moving in line with weaker global markets on the back of a sharp fall on Wall Street overnight as well as mounting concern about a ...