(Reuters) - South African stocks hit an almost four-month low on Friday as weaker global markets rattled financial stocks but retailer Lewis bucked the trend after it said sales rose and its credit book was in good shape.
The Johannesburg Top-40 index of blue-chip stocks dropped 1.11 percent to 24,915.31 points, its lowest closing level since April 11. The All-share index fell 1 percent to 27,582.01 points.
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The Johannesburg Top-40 index of blue-chip stocks dropped 1.11 percent to 24,915.31 points, its lowest closing level since April 11. The All-share index fell 1 percent to 27,582.01 points.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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