
Is South Africa finally turning the corner on debt?
While borrowing remains substantial, improving bond yields, firmer revenue, and reduced debt-service growth suggest a more credible consolidation path.

While borrowing remains substantial, improving bond yields, firmer revenue, and reduced debt-service growth suggest a more credible consolidation path.

With the risk premium of bonds relative to equities at a 20-year low, US bonds – particularly medium-term ones – are regaining their relevance in diversified investment portfolios.

Stable growth and fiscal discipline could see South Africa’s credit rating rise two notches in the next three years.

The rating upgrade is likely to have profound implications for investment portfolios.

Three months after the formation of the Government of National Unity, JSE CEO Leila Fourie shares how the exchange is reaping the benefits of political stability.

South Africa’s core fiscal challenge is to get the gap between economic growth and the cost of borrowing back into positive territory.