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JSE falls 1.28% as Sibanye draws support from insider buying
The JSE All Share fell 1.282% to 112847.23 on March 26, while the Top 40 lost 1.3949% to 104957.03. Sibanye Stillwater stood out after a cluster of insider purchases, including 35000 shares bought by the CFO at $2.70 on March 25 and 2500 ADS bought by a director, according to Stock Titan, while TipRanks reported broader stake increases by insiders. The JSE also listed an AI-focused actively managed ETF, according to African Markets, adding a primary-market development in a session led by declines. Away from the benchmarks, AD HOC NEWS flagged pressure on Omnia and Blue Label Telecoms, while Shoprite was described as steadier ahead of a dividend payout.