The economic week ahead: More than Facebook
Facebook's IPO is likely to be this week's eagerly anticipated event but, with the eurozone facing renewed uncertainty, hardly the most significant.
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SA economy set to resist GDP gloom, but a boom? Go fish
Economists have predicted a rebound in key GDP growth figures for the fourth quarter of 2011 but warn the South African economy will slow in 2012.
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Public spending clouds positive outlook for Namibian economy
IMF gives Namibia a thumbs but raises concerns over rising public debt.
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Eurozone wrecks SA prospects
Europe, South Africa's dominant trading partner, could drag our growth down with it, writes Sharda Naidoo.
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SA economy's growth rate rises to 1.4%
South Africa's economy slightly expanded to a growth rate of 1.4% in the third quarter of 2011, Statistics South African said on Tuesday.
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The economic week ahead: Debt sales and data
As a new financial week begins, investors are dreading more bad news from Europe and further knocks to the market.
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Getting a grip on 'sovereign debt'
Sovereign debt: What is it and why should I worry about it?
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New knife to cut Sacu pie
Last month Sacu had what newspapers in Gaborone called a “near-death experience” when members agreed to reject a consultant's report.
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Britain's growth is 'meager and pathetic'
A slow-down in Britain's growth in the second quarter means that the economy is weaker than was thought and has no chance of meeting its growth target
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Letters to the Editor: June 03
Our readers share their thoughts on Zapiro, nuclear power, the Integrated Resource Plan and more.
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