Business Day TV spoke to Michelle Wohlberg from RMB about the bond market
27 October 2021 - 09:57
byBusiness Day TV
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Foreigners have more of an appetite for SA bonds than previously thought, according to new data from the JSE.
The bourse says this shows that investors have confidence in the government’s policies and have an appetite for yields that are among the highest in emerging markets.
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Business Day TV spoke to Michelle Wohlberg from RMB about the bond market
Foreigners have more of an appetite for SA bonds than previously thought, according to new data from the JSE.
The bourse says this shows that investors have confidence in the government’s policies and have an appetite for yields that are among the highest in emerging markets.
Business Day TV spoke to Michelle Wohlberg from RMB.
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