WATCH: Why foreigners are piling into local bonds
James Turp from Absa Asset Management talks to Business Day TV about the trends in the bond market
08 December 2020 - 10:24
byBusiness Day TV
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WATCH: Why foreigners are piling into local bonds
James Turp from Absa Asset Management talks to Business Day TV about the trends in the bond market
November was a good month for bonds, with foreign investors net buyers of R13bn in SA debt.
Business Day TV spoke to Absa Asset Management’s James Turp about whether this is sustainable.
James Turp from Absa Asset Management talks to Business Day TV about the trends in the bond market
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