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Rand remains strong on firm euro

by Helmo Preuss, 03 December 2012, 16:46

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All Share 41815.361.79% up
Top 40 37302.582.07% up
Financial 15 12000.901.42% up
Industrial 25 47656.811.47% up
Resource 10 47000.853.42% up
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FTSE 100 6803.870.00% same
Dow Jones 15387.580.34% up
All Share 41815.361.79% up
ASX 5156.200.00% same
S&P 500 1669.1600.17% up
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USD/ZAR 9.55310.07% up
GBP/ZAR 14.47990.09% up
EUR/ZAR 12.34010.09% up
JPY/ZAR 0.09330.14% up
AUD/ZAR 9.37830.15% up
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Gold 1375.10000.09% up
Platinum 1460.50000.24% up
Silver 22.4350-0.07% down
Palladium 744.50000.61% up
Brent Crude Oil 103.9100.00% same
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  • All Share : 41815.36
    Change: 1.79%
    Top 40 : 37302.58
    Change: 2.07%
    Financial 15 : 12000.90
    Change: 1.42%
    Industrial 25 : 47656.81
    Change: 1.47%
    Resource 10 : 47000.85
    Change: 3.42%
    All data is delayed by 15 min
    Data supplied by I-Net Bridge
  • FTSE 100 : 6803.87
    Change: 0.00%
    Dow Jones : 15387.58
    Change: 0.34%
    Hang Seng : 23366.37
    Change: 0.00%
    ASX : 5156.20
    Change: 0.00%
    S&P 500 : 1669.160
    Change: 0.17%
    All data is delayed by 15 min
    Data supplied by I-Net Bridge
  • ZAR/USD : 9.5529
    Change: 0.06%
    ZAR/GBP : 14.4788
    Change: 0.08%
    ZAR/EUR : 12.3391
    Change: 0.08%
    ZAR/JPY : 0.0933
    Change: 0.14%
    ZAR/AUD : 9.3785
    Change: 0.15%
    All data is delayed by 15 min
    Data supplied by I-Net Bridge
  • Gold : 1374.0500
    Change: 0.01%
    Platinum : 1461.0000
    Change: 0.27%
    Silver : 22.4294
    Change: -0.09%
    Palladium : 744.5000
    Change: 0.61%
    Brent Crude Oil : 103.680
    Change: -0.22%
    All data is delayed by 15 min
    Data supplied by I-Net Bridge
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