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Most recently, Standard & Poor downgraded SA even deeper into junk status. On the upside, as a result of the country's coronavirus response led by President Cyril Ramaphosa, S&P upgraded SA's outlook from negative to stable. But does that really provide a silver lining and give our country — and international investors — something positive to hang their hats on?
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