(Reuters) - South Africa's blue chip top 40 index opened more than 2 percent lower on Friday on the back of a global markets sell off.
Asian shares dropped sharply while Japanese government bonds and the yen rose on Friday as investors fled riskier assets, fearing rising costs of corporate credit will damage the U.S. economy. European shares also opened lower.
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Asian shares dropped sharply while Japanese government bonds and the yen rose on Friday as investors fled riskier assets, fearing rising costs of corporate credit will damage the U.S. economy. European shares also opened lower.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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