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An introduction toinflation trading inSouth Africa

As inflation is gaining recognition as a separate asset class, Parin Gokaldas looks at thegrowing popularity of this nascent market among South Africa’s investors

The South African Government inflation1 bond offering wasincepted in March 2000 with the auction of the R189 (6,25%, 2013)inflation-indexed bond, also known as a ‘linker’. Interest in the linkerslowly grew among market participants, as knowledge regardingthe mechanics of the bond grew.The success of the R189 resulted in further bond issuances in thecoming years with the arrival of the R197 (5,5%

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