非洲股市收盘播报｜南非股指7月份累涨将近2.3%，尼日利亚股市涨超16.5%

Core Insights - The South African FTSE/JSE Africa Leading 40 Index closed down 0.89% at 90,781.37 points, following a peak of 92,457 points on July 23, which marked a record closing high, and a record intraday high of 92,825.17 points, indicating a period of high-level fluctuations since then [1] - The South African Rand has depreciated approximately 2.50% against the US dollar so far in July [1] - The Nigerian Stock Exchange All-Share Index has increased by 16.56%, continuously reaching record closing highs since early July [1] - The Mauritius SEMDEX Index has risen by 5.15%, while the Nairobi All-Share Index in Kenya has increased by 4.43% [1]