JSE dips 0.45% as Lewis Group, SA Corporate show retail resilience
The JSE All Share index closed at 110,070.23, down 0.45% on Thursday. Lewis Group demonstrated steady retail performance despite South African consumer headwinds, per Ad Hoc News. SA Corporate Real Estate delivered consistent dividend yields in the property sector. Sibanye-Stillwater faced market pressure, according to Business Day.
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