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New MATelec Website
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Ton-up skipper leads unchanged Ireland
Ireland centre Brian O'Driscoll will lead an unchanged side in the Six Nations international against Wales at Croke Park.
R14m removes final obstacle for Pumas
ugby's governing body will pay about R14-million so Argentina can play in the Tri-Nations from 2012.
Wilkinson wary of Robinson factor
Jonny Wilkinson has warned England to beware the Andy Robinson effect in their Six Nations match against Scotland at Murrayfield.
Scotland's De Luca to start against England
Scottish coach Andy Robinson has made one change to the side for their Six Nations clash with England at Murrayfield.
Welsh captain out of Ireland match
Ryan Jones will miss Wales' Six Nations international away to champions Ireland in Dublin after being ruled out with a longstanding calf injury.
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JSE ends down on profit-taking
South African stocks have closed in the red amid profit-taking on the local bourse with banking stocks
hardest hit.
Bonds stay weak on supply issues
Bonds are between
four and five basis points softer as supply issues continue to weigh on the market.
Softer rand targets R7.50
The rand is eyeing R7.50 against the dollar as the euro loses ground against the US currency.
Profit-taking keeps JSE in red
The JSE has extended its losses amid a combination of a negative global sentiment and
profit-taking on the local bourse.
Rangy rand tracks softer euro
The rand is trading in a range tracking a softer euro single currency.
Bonds softer on supply issues
Bonds are between three and 4.5 basis points softer as supply issues continue to weigh on the market.
Rand tracks softer euro
The rand is tracking a weaker euro amid profit taking on the single currency.
Bonds softer on supply issues
Bonds are marginally weaker on the back of supply issues in what is seen
as a busy week for bond issuances.
JSE sees soft start
The JSE is soft at its opening amid profit taking, following a good run over the past few days.
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AUD/ZAR
1 South African Rand = 0.14766 Australian Dollar
EUR/ZAR
1 South African Rand = 0.09938 Euro
GBP/ZAR
1 South African Rand = 0.09030 British Pound Sterling
USD/ZAR
1 South African Rand = 0.13517 US Dollar
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