By Nick Mulvenney SYDNEY Nov 7 (Reuters) - New Zealand, Australia and South Africa bestride the world rankings and will be confident of showing once again over the next month that the North-South divide in world rugby is very much alive and kicking. The long southern hemisphere season has taken its toll in injury, however, and several big names will be absent from the … [Read more...] about Rugby-All Blacks lead the way as southern raiders storm Europe
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REFILE-Harmony Gold Mining says Q1 headline up at 123 cents
JOHANNESBURG Nov 7 (Reuters) - Harmony Gold Mining on Wednesday filed headline of 123 cents, up from the 15 cent loss posted in the previous quarter and beating Reuters consensus of 107.7. Its gold production was 8 percent higher at 321,924 ounces. (Reporting by Sherilee Lakmidas) © Thomson Reuters 2012 All rights reserved … [Read more...] about REFILE-Harmony Gold Mining says Q1 headline up at 123 cents
UPDATE 1-Harmony Gold Q1 earnings rise
(Adds details) JOHANNESBURG Nov 7 (Reuters) - Harmony Gold, South Africa's third largest bullion producer, reported a dramatic turnaround in first-quarter earnings on Wednesday as it cashed in on rand gold prices hovering at quarterly highs. Headline earnings were 123 cents per share for the three months from July to September from a headline loss of 15 cents a share … [Read more...] about UPDATE 1-Harmony Gold Q1 earnings rise
S.Africa net reserves fall to $48.626 billion in October
JOHANNESBURG Nov 7 (Reuters) - South Africa's net gold and foreign exchange reserves fell to $48.626 billion at the end of October from $48.748 billion in September, data from the Reserve Bank showed on Wednesday. Gross reserves were lower at $50.678 billion in October from $50.979 billion in September while the forward position, which represents the bank's unsettled spot … [Read more...] about S.Africa net reserves fall to $48.626 billion in October
EMERGING MARKETS-Stocks gain as Turkish markets stay buoyant
LONDON, Nov 6 (Reuters) - Emerging shares rose on Tuesday, tracking Western markets and led by robust gains in Russia and South Africa, though Turkish stocks came off record highs hit a day earlier on a credit rating upgrade. MSCI's emerging stocks rose 0.35 percent, though the mood was cautious ahead of a knife-edge U.S. presidential election. Stocks in Istanbul … [Read more...] about EMERGING MARKETS-Stocks gain as Turkish markets stay buoyant
