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2015
JSE opens lower after Greece says ‘no’By:ECONOMY The JSE opened markedly lower on Monday, tracking global markets as the Greek contagion hits emerging market stocks. The All-share index gave up 1.43% to 51 226 points, with internet giant Naspers the biggest drag.
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