Casablanca jumps 3.33% to lead Africa as Johannesburg slips
Morocco's MASI posted the strongest session among the African markets we track, Cairo's EGX 30 extended a 22.25% year, and JSE decliners outnumbered advancers.
The JSE All Share Index is at 112,739.38, down 0.48% in the latest session, up 2.45% over the past week and down 3.38% since the start of the year.
The JSE All Share Index tracks the companies listed on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange, Africa's largest stock market.
On B-Empire Finance, the JSE All Share is covered in our daily Africa reports and in the analyses of our correspondents. For the full picture across regions, see our market data page.
Morocco's MASI posted the strongest session among the African markets we track, Cairo's EGX 30 extended a 22.25% year, and JSE decliners outnumbered advancers.
Decliners outnumbered advancers 75 to 52 among large caps in Johannesburg. By sector, commercial services (+2.15%) and non-energy minerals (+0.93%) led, while process industries (−2.62%) and technology services (−2.48%) lagged.
Decliners outnumbered advancers 75 to 52 among large caps in Johannesburg. By sector, commercial services (+2.15%) and non-energy minerals (+0.93%) led, while process industries (−2.62%) and technology services (−2.48%) lagged.