SA debt back under review, central banks’ dovish tilt

The upcoming Moody’s review of South African debt has raised fresh concerns about a sell-off in the country’s bond market. But we think that these fears are overdone. Meanwhile, central bank meetings this week reinforced our view that policymakers are shifting away from tightening and towards loosening.

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