(Reuters) - South African stocks ended weaker on Tuesday as rising bond yields fueled concerns about higher interest rates in the U.S., with media firm Naspers leading the country's blue-chips decline.
"There has been market nervousness around rising rates, and the South African market is long overdue for some profit taking," a Johannesburg-based trader said.
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"There has been market nervousness around rising rates, and the South African market is long overdue for some profit taking," a Johannesburg-based trader said.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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