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Miners Turn South African Stocks From World-Beaters to Laggards

The precious-metals miners that propelled South African stocks to a record have become a millstone, dragging the benchmark index toward its worst quarterly slump in more than two years.

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Miners Turn South African Stocks From World-Beaters to Laggards
The precious-metals miners that propelled South African stocks to a record have become a millstone, dragging the benchmark index toward its worst quarterly slump in more than two years.
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