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South Africa at risk of spillover from international inflation, economists say

The South African Reserve Bank has made it quite clear that it is trying to distinguish between locally generated and "imported" inflation
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Food prices in South Africa are expected to stabilise over the next six months, but economists are warning about the risks of spillovers from international inflation in the short term. 

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Tunicia Phillips
Tunicia Phillips is an investigative, award-winning journalist who has worked in broadcast for 10 years. Her beats span across crime, court politics, mining energy and social justice. She has recently returned to print at the M&G working under the Adamela Trust to specialise in climate change and environmental reporting.

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