(Reuters) - South African stocks rebounded on Wednesday, led by mining shares like African Rainbow Minerals as yields on global bonds pulled back.
Global stock markets had been jittery after a rally in U.S. treasury yields which hovered near five-year highs on Tuesday amid worries of higher inflation.
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Global stock markets had been jittery after a rally in U.S. treasury yields which hovered near five-year highs on Tuesday amid worries of higher inflation.
Read more at Reuters Africa
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