Investors should be ready for anything, Saxo Bank says.

Imports fall 8% as the value of the inward shipment of equipment components and chemical products decline.

For many it's due to their pricing – Raizcorp CEO Allon Raiz.

A look at what happened this week and what’s going on in the world economy in the coming days.

Increasing levels of economic growth are expected in 2020 and 2021.

Namibia's decision-makers are facing a tough economic dilemma.

Reserve Bank probably behind its counter-cyclical curve.

South Korea's economy has grown up while the won lags behind.

US central bank sees 2% GDP growth next year.

Leaving hope for economic growth in the final quarter of the year, but load shedding threatens to derail that.

South African retail sales rose 0.3% year-on-year in October following a revised 0.4% increase in September, Statistics South Africa said on Wednesday. On a month-on-month basis, sales were down 0.2% and rose 0.6% in the three months to the end of October compared with the same period last year, the statistics body said.

Inflation will start to rise from next month - Nedbank.

A lot of investors seemed to wait for the Moody's downgrade.

Power cuts already hit the economy in Q1, when it contracted the most in a decade.

Draft bill to be published next week will give people the first chance to see the proposed changes to the constitution.