South Africa sells 1 billion rand inflation-linked bonds
South Africa's government successfully sold 1 billion rand ($59.92 million) of its 2031, 2038, and 2058 inflation-linked bonds at a recent auction, according to data from the central bank.
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South Africa's government successfully sold 1 billion rand ($59.92 million) of its 2031, 2038, and 2058 inflation-linked bonds at a recent auction, according to data from the central bank.
South Africa's government sold 1 billion rand ($61.27 million)of its 2043 (ZAI2043=), 2046 (ZAI2046=) and 2058 (ZAI2058=) inflation-linked bonds at an auction, central bank data showed on Friday.($1 = 16.3224 rand)
JOHANNESBURG, Sept 18 (Reuters) — South Africa's government sold 1 billion rand ($61.6 million)of its 2038, 2043 and 2058 inflation-linked bonds at an auction, central bank data showed on Friday. For the auction results, click here and scroll to Inflation-Linked Government Bond Auctions. ($1 = 16.2423 rand) (Reporting
South Africa sold 1 billion rand ($61.6 million) of inflation-linked bonds at an auction, central bank data showed.
South Africa sold 1 billion rand of its 2046 inflation-linked bond (ZAI2046=) at an auction, according to central bank data.
South Africa’s government sold 1 billion rand ($62.58 million) of inflation-linked bonds at auction, including 2038, 2046 and 2058 issues, central bank data showed.
South Africa sold 1 billion rand of inflation-linked bonds at auction.