JSE hits a new all-time high

Share prices of large companies largely declined, while a few small companies brought a bit of cheer.

THE JSE All Share Index (Alsi) hit a new record on Wednesday, on the back of Richemont’s (CFR) bull run continuing and tech giants Naspers and Prosus’s share prices on firmer footings.

Africa’s largest stock exchange brushed off potential volatility from US President Donald Trump’s broadsides against South Africa, topping the 88 500 points mark in intraday trade.

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