(Reuters) - South Africa's rand and government bonds were steady on Monday after bouncing back from a knee-jerk fall in early trade, bolstered by a smaller-than-expected trade deficit for March.
The currency initially slid against the dollar as political turmoil in Turkey and moves by China to raise bank's statutory reserves hit emerging markets.
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