(Reuters) - South African blue chip stocks closed over one percent down on Wednesday, dragged lower by miners, retailers and luxury goods group Richemont, as investors worried about a possible central bank interest rate hike.
The JSE Top-40 index ended 1.29 percent down at 25,631.23 points while the broader All-share index closed 1.13 percent lower at 28,538.84 points.
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The JSE Top-40 index ended 1.29 percent down at 25,631.23 points while the broader All-share index closed 1.13 percent lower at 28,538.84 points.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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