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New China growth model has implications for base metals demand

by Mthuli Ncube, 02 October 2012, 12:06

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All Share 41815.360.00% same
Top 40 37302.580.00% same
Financial 15 12000.900.00% same
Industrial 25 47656.810.00% same
Resource 10 47000.850.00% same
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FTSE 100 6803.870.00% same
Dow Jones 15387.580.00% same
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USD/ZAR 9.56760.22% up
GBP/ZAR 14.49180.17% up
EUR/ZAR 12.35960.25% up
JPY/ZAR 0.09330.18% up
AUD/ZAR 9.3619-0.03% down
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Gold 1376.64500.20% up
Platinum 1464.50000.51% up
Silver 22.52350.33% up
Palladium 746.50000.88% up
Brent Crude Oil 103.570-0.33% down
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All Share 41815.360.00% same
Top 40 37302.580.00% same
Financial 15 12000.900.00% same
Industrial 25 47656.810.00% same
Resource 10 47000.850.00% same
All data is delayed by 15 min.
Data supplied by I-Net Bridge
Standard Bank
FTSE 100 6803.870.00% same
Dow Jones 15387.580.00% same
All Share 41815.360.00% same
ASX 5141.30-0.29% down
S&P 500 1669.1600.00% same
All data is delayed by 15 min.
Data supplied by I-Net Bridge
Standard Bank
USD/ZAR 9.56760.22% up
GBP/ZAR 14.49180.17% up
EUR/ZAR 12.35960.25% up
JPY/ZAR 0.09330.18% up
AUD/ZAR 9.3619-0.03% down
All data is delayed by 15 min.
Data supplied by I-Net Bridge
Standard Bank
Gold 1376.64500.20% up
Platinum 1464.50000.51% up
Silver 22.52350.33% up
Palladium 746.50000.88% up
Brent Crude Oil 103.570-0.33% down
All data is delayed by 15 min.
Data supplied by I-Net Bridge
Standard Bank
  1. Sasol plans office behemoth in Sandton
  2. Guptagate report shows manipulation, collusion and illegal blue lights
  3. Karabus lawyer says South African nurse behind bars in UAE
  4. Eskom was ‘on the brink of a power shutdown’
  5. Dlamini-Zuma confirms AU ban on NGOs at summit
  1. EDITORIAL: Ethics needed in word and in deed
  2. Talented women lawyers, but few reach top
  3. ‘Do no harm’ dictum should apply to making law

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  • ZAR/USD : 9.5680
    Change: 0.22%
    ZAR/GBP : 14.4917
    Change: 0.17%
    ZAR/EUR : 12.3587
    Change: 0.24%
    ZAR/JPY : 0.0933
    Change: 0.17%
    ZAR/AUD : 9.3609
    Change: -0.04%
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  • Gold : 1376.2050
    Change: 0.17%
    Platinum : 1464.5000
    Change: 0.51%
    Silver : 22.4850
    Change: 0.16%
    Palladium : 746.5000
    Change: 0.88%
    Brent Crude Oil : 103.570
    Change: -0.33%
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