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The SARB’s Trump headache Donald Trump’s ‘America First’ policies threaten to stoke inflation worldwide. Investors and households better brace for fewer interest rate cuts… by Vernon Wessels January 24, 2025 Economy & Markets
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The exchange … with PPC CEO Matias Cardarelli PPC’s R3bn investment in the Western Cape is based on a no-growth scenario, and should help it win back market share, says SA’s oldest… by Giulietta Talevi January 17, 2025 Economy & Markets·Investing & Finance
Saving South Africa’s steel sector Will ArcelorMittal South Africa’s death by a thousand cuts end up taking the country’s steel sector with it?… by Giulietta Talevi January 13, 2025 Economy & Markets
What is a primary budget surplus, and how can it benefit us? South Africa’s debt has hit 75% of GDP, with interest payments now the biggest budget item. A primary budget surplus could steady the ship… by Ashor Sarupen December 18, 2024 Economy & Markets·Opinion
Just legalise it! South Africa should be at the forefront of the global cannabis trade. But too many restrictions are hobbling local farmers… by Tim Cohen December 13, 2024 Economy & Markets·News
GNU blow as South Africa’s GDP shrinks The economy’s shrinking, not growing. Can reforms at Eskom and Transnet turn the tide?… by Vernon Wessels December 4, 2024 Economy & Markets
Orange is back: How a surge in OJ futures saved South African citrus How this year’s surge in orange juice prices helped save South Africa’s citrus growers from Transnet’s ongoing stumbles… by Justin Chadwick November 28, 2024 Economy & Markets·Opinion
Why Kganyago’s stingy rate cut was exactly right The Reserve Bank’s hammer may be a blunt tool, but it’s the wiser move.… by Chris Hattingh November 25, 2024 Economy & Markets·Opinion
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