Business Day TV spoke to RMB economist Siobhan Redford about the mining production data
15 September 2021 - 08:29
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Business Day TV spoke to RMB economist Siobhan Redford about the mining production data
Mining production has lost some steam as output rose 10.3% in July from just more than 19% in June.
This reflects the waning base effects related to the Covid-19 lockdown implemented in 2020.
Business Day TV spoke to RMB economist Siobhan Redford about the data.
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