BoB keeps eye on Euro crisis

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Strategists at the Bank of Botswana (BoB) are keeping an ear to the ground with regards to the unfolding crisis affecting the Euro zone and its currency, the Euro.

Through BoB, Botswana has an estimated P84 billion in international investments, part of them Euro-denominated and in asset vehicles in the Euro zone.

Botswana international investments are held within the Pula Fund, a Sovereign Wealth Fund (SWF) comprising various financial and physical assets. According to the Bank's 2009 Annual Report, the majority of these investments are in long-term equity and debt securities.

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