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Economies

Petro states: What happens when 30% of your national budget disappears in a decade?
Africa
/ 12 June 2021

Petro states: What happens when 30% of your national budget disappears in a decade?

As the demand for oil shrinks and prices collapse, Africa’s petro states — the likes of Angola, Nigeria, Egypt and Equatorial Guinea — will be left with massive holes in their budgets

By Sipho Kings
Richard Calland: A lifetime chance for a future we want
Analysis
/ 22 April 2020

Richard Calland: A lifetime chance for a future we want

Leaders need to grapple with the wicked problem of how to ease out
of the lockdown

By Richard Calland
Can democracy be distance friendly?
Article
/ 22 April 2020

Can democracy be distance friendly?

Parliament and parliamentarians need to adjust their working procedures to ensure they are there for citizens during this crisis

By Paul Kariuki
Nigeria among world’s next economic powerhouses
Article
/ 10 January 2014

Nigeria among world’s next economic powerhouses

Forget the Brics and the Civets, Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and Turkey are the new kids on the bloc, according to economists.

By Guardian Reporter
SA economy faces severe headwinds in 2014
Article
/ 10 January 2014

SA economy faces severe headwinds in 2014

Advanced economies have struggled to recover fully after the 2008 global financial crisis, and South Africa will remain on rocky terrain with them.

By Staff Reporter
Grim outlook for jobs in short term
Article
/ 7 June 2013

Grim outlook for jobs in short term

Unemployment is set to worsen globally, posing the risk of social unrest as inequality worsens.

By Katie Allen
Being pro-growth matters
Article
/ 7 October 2011

Being pro-growth matters

Think-tank debating Africa and its future was surprisingly concordant, writes <b>Kevin Davie</b>.

By Kevin Davie
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Article
/ 17 September 2008

Laubscher named Reuters Economist of the Year 2007

Pieter Laubscher of the Bureau for Economic Research (BER) was named South Africa’s Reuters Economist of the Year for 2007 on Wednesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 16 September 2008

Obama, McCain promise to tackle Wall Street reform

White House candidates Barack Obama and John McCain promised on Monday to move quickly to reform Wall Street.

By Caren Bohan and Jeff Mason
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Article
/ 9 September 2008

IMF: World growth to slow before recovery

World economic growth is set to continue to slow in the second half of 2008 before a gradual recovery in 2009, the IMF said on Tuesday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 29 August 2008

Mboweni will leave a mixed legacy

Reserve Bank Governor Tito Mboweni can be proud of implementing sound economic policies, but he has faced criticism for defending inflation targets.

By Phumza Macanda
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Article
/ 29 August 2008

Manuel urges closer links between education, industry

Finance Minister Trevor Manuel on Friday made a call for more direct links between educational institutions and industry.

By Michael Hamlyn
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Article
/ 18 August 2008

BHP Billiton: Growth in emerging markets solid

Emerging-market economies have contributed more than their industrial counterparts to global growth since 2000, BHP Billiton said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 23 July 2008

Zimbabwe business hopes talks will stop the rot

Captains of industry are pinning their hopes on talks between Zimbabwe’s political rivals as a chance to stop the economic rot.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 2 July 2008

SA consumer confidence dives to four-year low

South African consumer confidence plunged to a new four-year low in the second quarter of 2008, stung by high interest rates and soaring inflation.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 30 June 2008

Trade deficit narrows in May

Exports of R56,24-billion and imports of R57,90-billion in May resulted in a trade deficit of R1,66-billion, Sars said on Monday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 26 June 2008

May PPI figures ‘a disaster’

SA’s producer price inflation (PPI) accelerated above expectations to 16,4% year-on-year in May, from 12,4% in April, data showed on Thursday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 24 June 2008

Complacency puts ‘India’s century’ forecasts at risk

This is supposed to be India’s century, but the dangers of complacency have been starkly underlined with inflation hitting a 13-year high.

By Simon Denyer
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Article
/ 13 June 2008

UN: HIV rate heightens Mozambique poverty

The spread of HIV in Mozambique has hit the economy and is heightening poverty, the United Nations chief representative in the country said on Friday.

By Staff Reporter
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Article
/ 4 June 2008

‘Old world’ economies run into triple trouble

United States economic growth will slow to a crawl, inflicting heavy collateral damage on Western Europe and Japan, the OECD said on Wednesday

By Brian Love

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