SA Midday Update 23 Sep 2014 With Mandie Venter

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The JSE all-share index was weaker during morning trade, down with 0.6%.Banks gave back more than 1.4%, industrials were down 0.55% and resources trading 0.4% lower.

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The rand remains weaker against the majors, trading at R11.13 to the Dollar, R14.31 to the Euro and R18.18 to the British Pound.

Commodities were slightly stronger, with Gold trading at $1,217/oz, Platinum at $1,329/oz and Brent Crude Oil at $97.07/barrel.

Today is a bank holiday in Japan. Slightly better than expected Chinese HSBC Manufacturing PMI figures and French Manufacturing PMI figures were reported this morning.

German Manufacturing PMI figures however came in slightly below expectation. South Africa celebrates Heritage Day tomorrow, and we'll be back with the next market report on Thursday, 25 September.

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