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Ebrahim Patel at the TFG factory in Cape Town. File picture: SUPPLIED.
Absa’s PMI shot up from 45.7 index points in June to 52.4 index points in July thanks to a pickup in local and global demand. To find out if this momentum can be sustained, Business Day TV spoke to Absa CIB economist Andiswa Nondudule.
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Absa’s PMI shot up from 45.7 index points in June to 52.4 index points in July thanks to a pickup in local and global demand. To find out if this momentum can be sustained, Business Day TV spoke to Absa CIB economist Andiswa Nondudule.
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