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And then they're not the only ones down today, by the way. I mean, Platinum Miners, African Rainbow Minerals down 6.5%. Harmony down 5.4%. The financial firm, First Rand, they're down 4.5%. They're not the only ones. Investec down 3%. High Prop, they're down
on in the economy at the moment. But Canel Plus is down 4.5. And then your platinum miners, Volterra, African Rainbow Minerals, Implat's down by around 2%. And Sassel, John, I would be a little surprised at Sassel going down today, 1.13%. But I think maybe
up 3.6. Woolworth's up 3.5%. Mr. Price also up 2.65%, although Canal Plus is down 4.5%. And then your Platinum Miners, Volterra, African Rainbow Minerals, Implats down by around 2%. See also down as well, 1.13%. Now, slightly surprising considering where.
Platinum miner Volterra down 3.1%, and African Rainbow Minerals down 2%. Well, Sassel, they're actually down 2%. I'm not entirely sure why that is because oil prices are still really very high. A little bit of interesting corporate news in the US. So, SpaceX,
Industrials were weaker, banking stocks in the red, mining shares down half a percent. Coal miner, Tungela, down 4.8%. Retailer, the Fashioni Group, they were also down 4%. Karoo, the owners of Cartrak, down 2.5%, with African Rainbow Minerals down 2.4%.
African Rainbow Minerals down nearly three and a half. The Vascini Group down three and a quarter. Investec also down today. They're down 3.63% on the day. They say they expect their headline earnings per share to rise by between 4 and 8% for the six months to
You're right. Look at Harmony Gold buying big into copper. Look at African Rainbow Minerals buying into copper. And diversification, it comes with every mineral. Even the PGM producers we've got here, they've been officiate down to refinery mode on their PGMs.
Let's start with the all share, which is down by 2,365 points, a drop of 2.2%. Financials falling even further. That index is off by 3.2%. Leading the losers, African Rainbow Minerals down by 7.2%. Premier has fallen by 6.4%. First rand is down 5.8%.
I mean, I would look for good news, but I don't know if there is any. African Rainbow Minerals are down seven and a half. This is about what we're seeing with platinum prices. But even Harmony Gold, they're down 5.7%. The financial shares are down. First-round
African Rainbow Minerals and other platinum miners are down dramatically today. ARM down 6.5%. Premier down 6% because of all of that. And financials are. Oh, John. Stephen, would you like us to do sport while you do the water thing? If you wouldn't mind, I'll
Weaker by 4% today. And then the gold and platinum group metal players, African Rainbow Minerals, weaker by 6%. Harmony Gold, Volterra Platinum and Anglo Gold, weaker between 2 and 5%. So interesting times on the markets and really nothing that stands out
Down 2%. Premier Foods down 6%. African Rainbow Minerals also down 6%, with first rand seeing losses of 4.5%. Your indicators. The rand at this hour, 16 Rand 63 against the US dollar, holding on to very slim gains against the US unit. At 18 Rand.64 against the
5%, Altron was up two and a half percent, with British American tobacco amongst the winners yesterday. African Rainbow Minerals down six and a half percent, though Premier Foods down six percent. The competition commission trying to pull the deal that they had
Index leading the gains up by nearly 1%. Alphamin is up by 5.1%. Tungela has gained 3.5%. African Rainbow Minerals stronger by 3.2%. On the downside, a truly extraordinary number, DataTech is down by 41%. I have no idea what's going on there. There must be
And confirmation also that African Rainbow Minerals and Assore South Africa are off to court. It's a dispute about who has the legal right to appoint the senior manager to their joint venture. It's the manganese producer Asmang. ARM said in a statement
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African Rainbow Minerals down nearly three and a half. The Vascini Group down three and a quarter. Investec also down today. They're down 3.63% on the day. They say they expect their headline earnings per share to rise by between 4 and 8% for the six months to
Platinum miner Volterra down 3.1%, and African Rainbow Minerals down 2%. Well, Sassel, they're actually down 2%. I'm not entirely sure why that is because oil prices are still really very high. A little bit of interesting corporate news in the US. So, SpaceX,
And confirmation also that African Rainbow Minerals and Assore South Africa are off to court. It's a dispute about who has the legal right to appoint the senior manager to their joint venture. It's the manganese producer Asmang. ARM said in a statement
I mean, I would look for good news, but I don't know if there is any. African Rainbow Minerals are down seven and a half. This is about what we're seeing with platinum prices. But even Harmony Gold, they're down 5.7%. The financial shares are down. First-round
on this. Still trying to sort of understand what exactly is being investigated. And then confirmation, African Rainbow Minerals and Assore South Africa, they're off to court, it looks like. Big dispute about who has the legal right to appoint the senior
share price. His wife, Tatum Keshwar Wheatley, was also debarred. A lot going on there. And then African Rainbow Minerals and Assore South Africa, they're off to court. They jointly manage the manganese producer Asmang. There's a dispute about who has the
to show then that it can keep debt under control while getting the economy growing. Okay, and African Rainbow Minerals and Mining investor ASO has clashed in a legal dispute over control of Asmang. Tell us more about this dispute. So it looks like a 20-year
was fine. So there's a lot more to come, I suspect, and this story certainly seems like it. And then African Rainbow Minerals and Asur South Africa, they're in a legal dispute now about who has the right to appoint senior management to the manganese producer
Forbes is doing a buyback of around 29% of their shares. And then at the same time, you are finding African Rainbow Minerals, sorry, Capital buying about 75 million shares there, taking their stake from around 50% to about 78%. So it is going to be quite an
Down 2%. Premier Foods down 6%. African Rainbow Minerals also down 6%, with first rand seeing losses of 4.5%. Your indicators. The rand at this hour, 16 Rand 63 against the US dollar, holding on to very slim gains against the US unit. At 18 Rand.64 against the
And then they're not the only ones down today, by the way. I mean, Platinum Miners, African Rainbow Minerals down 6.5%. Harmony down 5.4%. The financial firm, First Rand, they're down 4.5%. They're not the only ones. Investec down 3%. High Prop, they're down
on in the economy at the moment. But Canel Plus is down 4.5. And then your platinum miners, Volterra, African Rainbow Minerals, Implat's down by around 2%. And Sassel, John, I would be a little surprised at Sassel going down today, 1.13%. But I think maybe
up 3.6. Woolworth's up 3.5%. Mr. Price also up 2.65%, although Canal Plus is down 4.5%. And then your Platinum Miners, Volterra, African Rainbow Minerals, Implats down by around 2%. See also down as well, 1.13%. Now, slightly surprising considering where.
Industrials were weaker, banking stocks in the red, mining shares down half a percent. Coal miner, Tungela, down 4.8%. Retailer, the Fashioni Group, they were also down 4%. Karoo, the owners of Cartrak, down 2.5%, with African Rainbow Minerals down 2.4%.
You're right. Look at Harmony Gold buying big into copper. Look at African Rainbow Minerals buying into copper. And diversification, it comes with every mineral. Even the PGM producers we've got here, they've been officiate down to refinery mode on their PGMs.
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