Foreigners were net sellers of South African stocks for a fifth day on Wednesday.

Bank says they contribute less than 0.1% of total payment volumes in South Africa.

Foreigners were net sellers of South African stocks Thursday, disposing R814 million worth of shares.

How companies in key industries have coped with the unprecedented crisis.

Foreign investors were net buyers of South African stocks Wednesday, purchasing R641 million worth of shares.

Country's economy contracted for seven of the last ten quarters.

Jacques Bezuidenhout - hoof van internasionale handel, Nedbank Business Banking

Bonds were weaker, with the yield on the benchmark 2030 government paper up 2 basis points to 9.275%. 

Foreigners were net sellers of South African stocks for a sixth consecutive day on Friday.

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Luxury retailer Richemont retreated 1.7% to be the second-biggest decliner by index points.

Banking stocks slipped 2.4% to the lowest in more than three months.

Management focuses on the positive and promises to work towards recovery and growth.

Friday’s losses trim the benchmark index’s weekly gains to 0.8%.

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