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South Africa Eurobonds — prices & yields

Live indicative bid and ask prices and yields for the 16 South African Eurobonds — the US-dollar bonds issued by the Republic of South Africa — updated through the trading day and anchored to the end-of-day market close. Each bond’s last close is printed with its date; the terms are read from the same record each price is built on; the public document behind every bond is on its own page.

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Last close on this page: 11 Nov 2026 (16 of 16 bonds have a close). The live columns fill when the page opens.

South Africa has 16 Eurobonds outstanding, USD 24.25bn in total. The next to mature is the South Africa 4.85% 2027, on 27 Sep 2027; the longest runs to 2055. Next payment: 19 Nov 2026, the coupon on the South Africa 7.1% 2036 and the coupon on the South Africa 7.95% 2054. Latest rating action: Fitch upgraded its rating on 5 Jun 2026 (BB, outlook Stable), as found by public screening; every agency’s rating, with its source, is on the South Africa guide.

Prices load live when this page opens. The terms below are fixed and do not depend on it; if no prices appear, the price service could not be reached.

Prices and yields are indicative, for information only — not advice, not executable quotes, and no trades are arranged here. Bid and ask yields are the yields on the bid and ask price, to maturity or to the call date that gives the lowest yield. An amber date means the last close is older than the latest session; a red one means the latest close was refused by our checks and the price shown runs off an older anchor. Terms & Disclaimer.

Payments in the next 12 months

Coupons and repayments due on South African Eurobonds until 12 November 2027, computed from each bond’s terms and repayment schedule. Amounts are estimates on the amount outstanding today. Every issuer’s payments →

Questions about South Africa Eurobonds

How many Eurobonds does South Africa have?

16, USD 24.25bn outstanding in total. Each bond’s amount is read from its offering documents, which are linked from its own page.

When does South Africa’s next Eurobond mature?

The South Africa 4.85% 2027 matures on 27 Sep 2027. Coupons and repayments due before then are in the payments table on this page.

When is the next payment on South Africa Eurobonds?

On 19 Nov 2026: the coupon on the South Africa 7.1% 2036 and the coupon on the South Africa 7.95% 2054. Every coupon and repayment of the next 12 months is in the payments table on this page.

What is South Africa’s credit rating?

Fitch BB (Stable), Moody’s Ba2 (Positive) and S&P BB (Positive), as found by public screening of the agencies’ announcements; the dates and sources are on the South Africa guide. Ratings are the agencies’ opinions, not advice.

What were the closing prices of South Africa Eurobonds on 11 Nov 2026?

Every bond’s closing bid and ask for 11 Nov 2026 is in the Last close column of the table above, with its date. The whole close, every country, is also a spreadsheet: latest close (.xlsx).

How do I value my South African Eurobonds?

Paste your holdings — ISIN and face amount, and if you like the cost and the settlement date — into the free portfolio valuation tool: it gives the clean price, accrued interest, market value, profit or loss and total return of every line at the latest close, with an Excel statement, worked out in your browser. Signed in, My portfolio keeps the holdings, values them at every close and can e-mail the statement daily, weekly or monthly.

Can I trade at these prices?

No. They are indicative, based on dealer pricing and this site’s own model, for information only: not quotes at which anyone can deal, and not advice.

About these prices

Each price starts from the latest dealer pricing — morning, afternoon or end of day — and between those is moved by a model that reads US Treasury yields (for dollar bonds), market volatility and African sovereign spreads. It is indicative, not an executable quote. How each close is made. How to read a bond yield explains what the yield columns mean.

The terms — coupon, maturity, currency, amount outstanding — are reference data, fixed when each bond was sold. Every bond links to its own page, which carries the full terms, the repayment schedule where there is one, and the prospectus or offering circular the figures were read from. South Africa’s Eurobonds, explained is the plain-English guide to this issuer; the source documents are indexed with their dates.

The live columns are filled when the page opens and are never stored in this file. The last-close columns are stored: they are the site’s own daily close, written into this page by the nightly build together with the date it was recorded, and rewritten each trading day. A close marked DMO is the Nigerian Debt Management Office’s published close; one marked model is the site’s own close on a day with no market close. A close is a record of that day, not a quote for today. Page last changed 2026-11-12.