We're joined by James Turp from Absa Asset Management for more on what's playing out on the fixed income scene...

The Bond Report

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South African government bonds traded softer today following the rand, which has weakened along with other emerging-market currencies over the past few days. The R186 bid at 8.28% from 8.18% and the R207 at 7.17% from 7.08%. The US 10-year treasury last seen at 2.98% from 2.96% We're joined by James Turp from Absa Asset Management for more on what's playing out on the fixed income scene...

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