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Why do we consistently fare the worst?
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The latest MPC statement was again surprise-free, the committee having, for the sixth time over the past year, kept interest rates unchanged.
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IESE Profs. Javier Diaz Gimenez and Pedro Videla discuss different ways to tackle inflation and bring down public debt in a world fraught with geopolitical tensions.
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SARB deputy governor Fundi Tshazibana on the mandate of the Reserve Bank and enhancing the capacity of the state.
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The global economy is set to continue its sustained recovery in the year ahead, but risks and "dark corners" remain.
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As widely expected, the MPC decided to yet again leave interest rates unchanged.
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The good news is that South Africa has, after all, narrowly avoided a ‘technical recession’.
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As expected, the MPC unanimously decided at a fourth consecutive meeting (and its first meeting of 2024) to again keep interest rates unchanged and thus higher for longer.
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The simple fact is that business, particularly global business, makes the world go around.
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The decline in 3Q GDP growth to -0.2% from 0.5% in 2Q 2023 was worse than expected.
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