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Moody’s Sees South Africa’s Credit Rating Outlook as Stable
JOHANNESBURG (Capital Markets in Africa) – Moody’s Investors Service said South Africa’s credit-rating outlook is stable, giving the country’s new government more time to tackle key challenges such as low economic growth and embattled state-owned companies to ward off junk status. With May’s national elections over, the new government “will put forward policies to continue tackling the main credit challenges, including a low growth, steadily rising debt, leveraged state-owned enterprises and weakened institutions,” Moody’s said….
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