Investec's Bishop Sees Zuma Surviving No-Confidence Vote

The transcript discusses the potential negative perception of currency ratings and the risks associated with a downgrade by Moody's. It highlights the impact on the local currency if sovereign ratings are lost. The political landscape is also examined, focusing on the likelihood of a no-confidence vote against President Zuma, with indications that he may remain in power despite opposition efforts.

What is the current anticipation regarding Moody's rating decision?

• The rating will remain unchanged.

• An upgrade is expected.

• No downgrade is anticipated.

• A downgrade is expected.

What could be the impact on the currency if local currency long-term sovereign ratings are lost?

• The currency will strengthen.

• There will be no impact.

• The currency will stabilize.

• The currency could weaken significantly.

What is the likelihood of the no-confidence vote against President Zuma passing?

• It will definitely not pass.

• It will definitely pass.

• It is unlikely to pass.

• It is very likely to pass.

How are the opposition parties positioned regarding the no-confidence vote?

• They have no stance.

• They are strongly against President Zuma.

• They are neutral.

• They are in favor of President Zuma.

What does the current situation suggest about the odds for President Zuma?

• The odds are unpredictable.

• The odds are neutral.

• The odds are against him.

• The odds are in his favor.