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South African Bonds Generate Some of the Best Returns in Emerging Markets - Vimarsana News

South African Bonds Generate Some of the Best Returns in Emerging Markets

(Bloomberg) -- After months of under-performance, South Africa’s local-currency bonds are generating some of the highest returns among emerging-market nations in a relief rally that’s set to continue into year-end.Most Read from BloombergIceland Girds for Volcanic Eruption That Could Wipe Out TownChina Weighs Ending Freeze on Boeing With 737 Max Deal in USBiden Has Wiped Away $127 Billion in Student Loan DebtXi Jinping’s ‘Old Friends’ From Iowa Get a Dinner InvitationAn Opioid-Like Drink Is Masq

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Terebinth's Ann Sebastian: Reversing archaic investing models - Vimarsana News

Terebinth's Ann Sebastian: Reversing archaic investing models

Head of equities at Terebinth Capital, Ann Sebastian, speaks to BizNews about Terebinth's 'holistic' investment models and much more.

FFM podcast Ep7: Meet the CIO; where macro and micro collide - Vimarsana News

FFM podcast Ep7: Meet the CIO; where macro and micro collide

Insights into everything macro, from interest rate cycles to business cycles, plus a good case for an oil play.

The case for fixed income investing - Vimarsana News

The case for fixed income investing

Whether your goal is to diversify your investments, save for the future, fixed income investments are one way to achieve it.

Do-or-die scenario as public sector wage talks hit a brick wall - Vimarsana News

Do-or-die scenario as public sector wage talks hit a brick wall

Do-or-die scenario as public sector wage talks hit a brick wall By Siphelele Dludla Share JOHANNESBURG - A WAGE dispute is looming between public sector workers unions and the government as negotiations have deadlocked at the bargaining council, which could threaten efficient service delivery. This after the unions yesterday seemingly refused to move from their demands and the government from its offer, respectively, as wage negotiations resumed for the fourth round. Public sector workers unions are demanding 7 percent salary increases, among other demands, while the government remains stead...

Source: iol.co.za