Global markets brace for a week dominated by inflation data from the U.S. and UK, alongside crucial growth figures from China, all while navigating the uncertainties of Trump's trade policies.

Several factors are currently working in South Africa’s favour which, when combined, could lead to sustained economic growth.

SA’s monetary policy committee is expected to extend its rate cutting cycle and lower the benchmark rate by another 25 basis ...

A deal on U.S. tariffs that was less grim than feared, and a stronger pound, may help the UK to absorb any inflationary ...

Above-inflation increases in electricity tariffs are the biggest contributor to rising administered price inflation in South ...

FNB warns that the Reserve Bank’s pursuit of a lower inflation target may mean fewer interest rate cuts, and it won’t happen ...

The South African rand took a knock against a firmer dollar in early trade on Friday, as global markets remained on edge over ...

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South African consumers already battle to make ends meet in difficult economic conditions and the US tariffs will make it ...

The annual national residential property price inflation at 5. 2% in February this year 2025, marginally down from a revised 5. 3% in January this year.

The South African Reserve Bank could lower its inflation target as soon as its policy meeting at the end of this month, ...

South Africa's finance minister said work towards a lower inflation target was advancing but that it should not be rushed, ...