(Reuters) - South African stocks dipped on Friday as a stronger rand and a lacklustre gold price hit miners but fixed-line phone firm Telkom jumped on signs the onset of fully-fledged competition could be delayed.
The Johannesburg Top-40 index of blue-chip stocks slipped 1 percent to 25,536.42 points, after falling more sharply earlier in the day following weakness on Asian markets.
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The Johannesburg Top-40 index of blue-chip stocks slipped 1 percent to 25,536.42 points, after falling more sharply earlier in the day following weakness on Asian markets.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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