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Retail sales suggest economy sluggish before May vote

Retail sales suggest economy sluggish before May vote

Mfuneko Toyana, Reuters / 17 April 2019
Weak income growth alongside price pressures constrain consumers.
Liquidity risk debate pits CrossBorder against JPMorgan, Goldman

Liquidity risk debate pits CrossBorder against JPMorgan, Goldman

Joanna Ossinger, Bloomberg / 17 April 2019
A report by CrossBorder’s counters the market liquidity concerns of JP Morgan and Goldman Sachs.
Consumer inflation rises as fuel hikes hit transport costs

Consumer inflation rises as fuel hikes hit transport costs

Mfuneko Toyana, Reuters / 17 April 2019
An uptick in the global crude price increased fuel prices in the past two months and analysts see inflation continuing to rise throughout 2019.
How to prepare for inevitable time when volatility explodes

How to prepare for inevitable time when volatility explodes

Joanna Ossinger, Bloomberg / 16 April 2019
A Morgan Stanley strategist is warning that the calm won’t last.
IMF warns policymakers to ‘do no harm’ as world economy wobbles

IMF warns policymakers to ‘do no harm’ as world economy wobbles

Andrew Mayeda and Jessica Shankleman, Bloomberg / 13 April 2019
The threat of political missteps is looming over the global economy.
Rand held back by political uncertainty, IMF says

Rand held back by political uncertainty, IMF says

Andrew Mayeda, Bloomberg / 12 April 2019
Ramaphosa is facing difficulties in introducing reforms to stimulate the economy, consolidate spending and reduce corruption.
MPC remains steadfast on CPI target midpoint

MPC remains steadfast on CPI target midpoint

Ana Monteiro and Antony Sguazzin, Bloomberg / 12 April 2019
Reserve Bank wants to see inflation expectations anchored at the 4.5% midpoint of its target range.
Three easy wins that can lift economic growth

Three easy wins that can lift economic growth

Ingé Lamprecht / 12 April 2019
If SA is able to get even one of them right, business confidence will improve.
Message to South Africans: The good times will be back shortly

Message to South Africans: The good times will be back shortly

Ciaran Ryan / 11 April 2019
Things are getting better, ever so slowly.
SA business confidence slumps to 7-month low in March

SA business confidence slumps to 7-month low in March

Prinesha Naidoo, Bloomberg / 10 April 2019
Power cuts in March hurt confidence.
New data shows how rolling blackouts dented the economy

New data shows how rolling blackouts dented the economy

TechCentral / 10 April 2019
The March Beti declined across all measurement periods, with Eskom hurting the economy the most.
We’re not even close to the next great recession

We’re not even close to the next great recession

Daniel Moss, Bloomberg Opinion / 10 April 2019
The IMF's latest numbers show a worrisome trajectory but we are a long way from 2009.
IMF trims SA’s economic growth forecast to 1.2%

IMF trims SA’s economic growth forecast to 1.2%

Mfuneko Toyana, Reuters / 9 April 2019
Political and policy uncertainty remained a constraint on activity, IMF says.
S&P sees SA policy reforms continuing after election

S&P sees SA policy reforms continuing after election

Colleen Goko, Bloomberg / 9 April 2019
Affirms its stable outlook on the nation’s credit rating.
Thin veneer of calm reigns for rand before vote

Thin veneer of calm reigns for rand before vote

Colleen Goko, Bloomberg / 8 April 2019
Traders are anticipating wider price swings as the election approaches.

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