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THE JSE eased slightly from its noon highs, but managed to end 144 points firmer yesterday in what one trader said had been a “lacklustre” session. At 5pm the JSE all share index had collected 0,65%, with resources up 0,75%. Gold counters weakened 0,94%, with platinum miners putting on 0,99%.
THE JSE ended 133 points firmer yesterday, moving up with US stocks which saw some bargain buying after Tuesday’s losses, a local trader said.
THE JSE ended 568 points lower yesterday with resource and precious metal counters and a weaker Wall Street weighing on the bourse. By 5pm, the JSE all share index had lost 2,56%, with resources falling 4,68%. Gold counters declined 3,46% and platinum miners gave up 6,48%.
LONDON (SHARECAST) - Footsie made a brief attempt to lift itself into the blue in late trading but finished where it spent most of the day: firmly in negative territory.
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - July 6, 2009) - Galantas Gold Corporation (the Company) (TSX VENTURE:GAL)(AIM:GAL) has received provisional production tonnages for the second quarter (April-June) 2009 (Q2) from its wholly owned subsidiary Omagh Minerals Limited (OML). OML operates the only gold mine in Ireland and produces a concentrate containing gold, silver and lead. April's production was ...
TORONTO, ONTARIO-- - Galantas Gold Corporation has received provisional production tonnages for the second quarter 2009 from its wholly owned subsidiary Omagh Minerals Limited . OML operates the only gold mine in Ireland and produces a concentrate containing gold, silver and lead.
One of Anglo American's largest shareholders says Anglo would surely look at improved proposal from Xstrata if it were to properly value Anglo's quality assets .
LONDON (SHARECAST) - Footsie remains firmly in the red as miners slip back as metal prices fall amid worries over global demand for raw materials. Xtrata , Rio Tinto , Lonmin and Fresnillo are among the worst affected miners.
Footsie remains firmly in the red as miners slip back as metal prices fall amid worries over global demand for raw materials.
LONDON (SHARECAST) - British Airways tops the gainers despite revealing that it carried 3.8% fewer passengers in June. It added it will cut spending by 20% to deal with the challenging market conditions.
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