Consumer inflation remains sticky above the 4.5% midpoint of the central bank’s target range
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Delivering the unanimous decision, central bank governor Lesetja Kganyago cited a still uncertain global outlook
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Economic and financial conditions are expected to remain more volatile for the foreseeable future, says central bank
This week a spotlight is shone on a potential interest rate hike, inflation statistics and retail trade sales
The South African Reserve Bank cautioned that if it was not for load-shedding, the country’s economy could have been stronger
The South African Reserve Bank’s MPC has decided to keep the repo rate unchanged, at 3.5%, to let the actions it took last year trickle down into the economy
Governor Lesetja Kganyago warns of upward pressure on inflation and the challenging outlook for domestic growth
Nedbank Group’s Economic Unit forecasted on Monday that interest rates in South Africa will remain unchanged into late 2019
The prime lending rate remains at 9% in the wake of Reserve Bank governor Gill Marcus’s announcement that the repurchase rate will be kept at 5.5%.
Interest rates will remain unchanged, Reserve Bank governor Gill Marcus has announced, adding that the MPC’s decision was split.
SA inflation figures, indicators of growth in Europe and China, US corporate earnings reports and elections in Japan will make for a busy week.