South Africa Treasury Seeks to Supplement FX Borrowing Program

25-07-2025

South Africa's National Treasury invited proposals on 'innovative and cost-efficient' ways to supplement the government's foreign-currency borrowing program in the current fiscal year.
The initiative is aimed at diversifying funding sources beyond traditional eurobonds and reducing the cost of funding, the Treasury said in a statement on Friday.

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