Private Sector Credit – Sep ’24
Private sector credit growth slowed to +4.6% y/y in September from +5.0% y/y in August. September’s print was higher than […]
Private sector credit growth slowed to +4.6% y/y in September from +5.0% y/y in August. September’s print was higher than […]
The upcoming MTBPS will test the Government of National Unity’s ability to balance fiscal discipline with much-needed support for social
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A very busy week lies ahead in terms of data, starting with money supply and PSCE data tomorrow, government budget
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Global conferences and geopolitical events dominated the week, impacting markets with concerns around trade tariffs, debt levels, and economic alignments.
The week ahead will be busy for SA, with the usual end-of-month data scheduled for release, starting with the money
The ZAR remains ‘along for the ride’, with the markets’ focus fixed on the US elections. Determining exactly how each
SARB Governor Lesetja Kganyago again pressed for a lower inflation target in South Africa. “It is now 24 years since
SA CPI inflation slowed in line with market expectations in September, extending the trend of disinflation to seven straight months