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South Africa’s creditworthiness with a new coalition government
The creation of a coalition government following 29 May elections will likely support broad policy continuity and reforms, but the risk of government instability and ineffectiveness is significant.
Guest: Aurelien Mali, Vice President-Senior Credit Officer, Sovereign Risk Group, Moody's Ratings
Host: Scott Phillips, Associate Managing Director, Credit Strategy & Research, Moody's Ratings
Related research:
- Government of South Africa: National unity government will likely support broad policy continuity and the pursuit of economic reforms
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The creation of a coalition government following 29 May elections will likely support broad policy continuity and reforms, but the risk of government instability and ineffectiveness is significant.
Guest: Aurelien Mali, Vice President-Senior Credit Officer, Sovereign Risk Group, Moody's Ratings
Host: Scott Phillips, Associate Managing Director, Credit Strategy & Research, Moody's Ratings
Related research:
- Government of South Africa: National unity government will likely support broad policy continuity and the pursuit of economic reforms