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TABLE-Foreigners buyers of S.African bonds, sell shares

13 December 2011 By admin

JOHANNESBURG, Dec 12 (Reuters) - Foreign accounts bought a net 1.4
billion rand ($172.22 million) worth of South African bonds last week, but sold
300 million rand in equity, data released by the exchange operator JSE Ltd
 showed on Monday.	
    Below are tables outlining purchases, sales and net purchases for the week,
for the same period in 2010, for the year-to-date and the year-to-date in 2010. 	
    All figures are in billions of rand.     	
      	
    Bonds                	
               	
                Week ended   Week ended  Yr to date   Yr to date   
                09/12/2011   10/12/2010        2011         2010   
  Purchases           12.2         17.2       868.0        709.0   
  Sales               10.9         15.9       820.3        642.3  
  Net Purchases        1.4          1.3        47.6         66.7 
 	
    Equities             	
               	
                Week ended   Week ended  Yr to date   Yr to date 
                09/12/2011   10/12/2010        2011         2010    
  Purchases            9.3         12.3       441.4        466.7   
  Sales                9.6          9.0       458.0        432.0  
  Net Purchases       -0.3          3.3       -16.6         34.8 
 ($1 = 8.1290 South African rand)	
	
 (Reporting by Xola Potelwa)

© Thomson Reuters 2011 All rights reserved





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