Africa’s inflation gap narrows – but structural fault lines remain African inflation is on a downward trend. But without fixing structural issues, the continent remains vulnerable to global and domestic inflation shocks… by Tim Cohen August 15, 2025 Economy & Markets·Pan-African
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Why Kganyago can – and must – cut rates Lesetja Kganyago has been slow to cut interest rates. But with growth weak and South Africans battling, now is the time to be brave… by Vernon Wessels May 28, 2025 Economy & Markets
Boxer: And now the grind begins Boxer’s first set of results show an enviable trading margin. But business is tough, and unlikely to get less so this year… by Giulietta Talevi May 13, 2025 Investing & Finance
Why Anchor is buying South African bonds Anchor Capital sees value in short-term bonds as inflation eases. But it’s less gung-ho on South African equities… by Vernon Wessels April 30, 2025 Investing & Finance
When pay increases turn bad, Godongwana-style Expecting a raise? Without tax bracket adjustments, even a 5% increase could leave you poorer in 2025. Here’s why your take-home pay may shrink… by Vernon Wessels March 26, 2025 Investing & Finance
Coulda, shoulda, didn’t … With ‘Trumpflation’ looming, South Africa’s Reserve Bank has again kept rates on hold – even as cuts are long overdue, say critics… by Vernon Wessels March 21, 2025 Economy & Markets
Gaps in the SARB’s inflation-targeting debate The Reserve Bank seeks a lower inflation target, but weak research, rising costs and flawed data stand in the way. Swift government reforms are… by Daan Steenkamp February 10, 2025 Economy & Markets·Opinion
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