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VAT could be slashed to 6%, and another major world leader snubs South Africa | SA News

15 November 2025 by Guest

Malcolm Libera
 ·14 Nov 2025

South Africa’s currency, stocks, and bonds continued to rally on Thursday as investors responded positively to signs of fiscal discipline following the government’s medium-term budget policy statement.

The rand temporarily dropped below the significant R17/USD mark for the first time since February 2023, reaching 16.955—its strongest level in more than two years.

The JSE’s Top 40 index increased by 2.3%, while the yield on the 2035 government bond fell by six basis points to 8.6%, the lowest level since early 2021.

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