PMI – November ’25
Disappointingly, the Absa PMI index declined further into contractionary territory in November, to 42.0 points from 49.2 points in October.
Disappointingly, the Absa PMI index declined further into contractionary territory in November, to 42.0 points from 49.2 points in October.
Recap & Outlook is a single report focused on the key developments of the week.
The trade surplus narrowed in October while the budget deficit widened.
Private sector credit demand growth accelerated to +7.3% y/y in October from +6.0% y/y in September.
Producer price inflation rose by less than expected in October, to +2.9% y/y from +2.3% y/y in September.
The SARB’s composite leading indicator declined marginally in September, to 114.2 points from 115.5 points in August.
The past week was a favourable one from a South African viewpoint. The Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) exuded continued
As many economists had anticipated, the Reserve Bank went ahead with another -25bpt rate cut, the sixth in the current