(Reuters) - South African government bonds extended early weakness on Thursday, knocked by rising U.S. Treasury yields and expectations of higher interest rates.
Yields on the short-dated R153 due 2010 were up 17 basis points at 9.01 percent at 1138 GMT compared to Wednesday's close -- the highest level since August 2004, according to Reuters data.
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Yields on the short-dated R153 due 2010 were up 17 basis points at 9.01 percent at 1138 GMT compared to Wednesday's close -- the highest level since August 2004, according to Reuters data.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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