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Policy dilemma more pronounced, Kganyago says
South Africa's monetary policy dilemma has grown to become more notable once the economy shrunk while in the 3 months through March, in accordance with Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja…
Trying out SA’s fiscal policy unlikely to stimulate growth – Fuzile
JOHANNESBURG – South Africa‘s economy is not growing quick enough to build jobs, but growth rarely is in stimulated by adjusting the macroeconomic policy, the…
Cameron resigns, carnage expected as UK votes to leave EU
David Cameron has resigned as pm in the Britain, adopting the shock UK referendum outcome.
Voters in england surprised international markets after voting to go out of the European…
South Africa CPI expectations are usually self-fulfilling, Sarb says
South Africa's central bank can be involved that rising inflation expectations can be a self-fulfilling prophecy, depending on Deputy Governor Daniel Mminele.
While the central…
SA economy jumps Egypt, closes in on Nigeria
Nigeria is still Africa's top economy, even after a 30% devaluation on the naira last month knocked almost $150 billion off its gross domestic product when measured in dollar terms.…
South African CEOs expect growth, but not a number of it
CAPE TOWN C Rapidly many challenges in the local economy, CEOs in Africa remain optimistic in regards to the country’s growth prospects. Good? 2016 KPMG CEO Outlook 68% of local…
Brexit could hurt SA’s economic growth – Kganyago
The UK's vote to go away nations will hurt South Africa's economic growth, according to Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago.
"We probably would not take off for an economic…
Business blood bath a little way away
The South African private sector is in deep trouble. The standard South African business is on its knees and barely keeping the lights on.
In fact, the perpetual decline in business…
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