"It's really beautiful. It feels like God visits everywhere else but lives in Africa". No, that isn't a proverb, just something Will Smith once said. But he's right, it is a beautiful continent. Sadly however – when it comes to bond trading – there is a perception that many African nations suffer from economic instability and higher political risks, compared to Europe, for example. To appeal to investors then, these governments often offer high-yield bonds as a way to stimulate an influx of capital. So, if this is something you're interested in, we've listed below a complete table of African bonds. Explore wisely and never forget to do your own research before investing.
Ticker | Coupon | Yield % | Maturity date | Time to maturity | Price | Change % 1D | Change 1D |
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— | 8.250% | 2023-06-30 | 90 | 8.250 ZAR | 0.00% | 0.000 ZAR | |
10.50% | 8.435% | 2026-12-21 | 1360 | 106.447 ZAR | −0.06% | −0.005 ZAR | |
8.00% | 9.830% | 2030-01-31 | 2497 | 91.046 ZAR | −0.71% | −0.070 ZAR | |
8.25% | 10.475% | 2032-03-31 | 3287 | 87.242 ZAR | −0.95% | −0.100 ZAR | |
9.00% | 11.545% | 2040-01-31 | 6149 | 81.276 ZAR | −0.30% | −0.035 ZAR | |
8.75% | 11.655% | 2044-01-31 | 7610 | 77.416 ZAR | −0.21% | −0.025 ZAR | |
8.75% | 11.625% | 2048-02-28 | 9099 | 76.726 ZAR | −0.30% | −0.035 ZAR |