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ARTICLE · 21 APRIL 1999

Monthly Stock Exchange Report (January 1999)

JSE Securities Exchange South Africa
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TURNOVER ON THE JSE EQUITIES MARKET
                         Month ended    Year to    Year to    %
                         Feb 1999       date       date       Change
                                        1999       1999       Year to
                                                              date
Excluding Abitrage 

     Value (R Million)     20,651    38,981       28,831       35.2

     Number of Deals      279,872   477,702      360,217       32.6
 
     Volume (Million)       2,399    4,108        2,634        56.0

Arbitrage

     Value (R Million)      6,474    12,734      9,111         39.8
     Number of Deals        9,239    18,123     22,133        -18.1
     Volume (Million)         280       567        411         38.0



                           *1999          1998      1997
Excluding Abitrage 

     Value (R Million)    206,542       117,099      63,247

     Number of Deals    2,343,957      1,440,240    762,091

     Volume (Million)

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