The decision was unanimous and in line with market expectations predicting the bank would keep rates steady
Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Altron Fintech’s Johan Gellatly and Keith Lockwood, an independent economic consultant
The acceleration to 4.9% in August is largely due to fuel and food prices, say economists
Evan Pickworth speaks to tax executive at ENSafrica Ntebaleng Sekabate
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Strategic localisation key to economic reconstruction and recovery plan
Government still faces challenges to stabilise debt despite better-than-expected performance and tax revenues, says ratings agency
Holding on to funds not an investor strike but rather a barometer of reaction to excessive insecurity levels, say Raymond Parsons and Waldo Krugell
The MPC is likely to keep interest rates on hold, but the focus will be on signals of monetary policy normalisation
Critics of the protectionist drive say it will kill the competitiveness of local industry
The courts have sided with taxpayers on the need to expedite audits, but the taxman still holds the upper hand
Retailer Clicks says it will take a year before all the stores damaged in the rioting are reopened
Treasury says the extra spending will be funded by the tax bonanza arising from the commodity boom and will not affect the fiscal framework
The country has seen a sharp decline in the number of taxpayers earning R750,000 a year or more in the past two financial years
Most economists agree that for SA to make headway in addressing unemployment, fixed investment has to expand
Jobs woes and benign inflation outlook will stay the central bank’s hand, according to a majority of economists surveyed
July retail data is likely to reveal the devastating effect of the civil unrest on SA’s fragile economy
Manufacturing output shrank 4.1% year on year, data released by Stats SA on Thursday shows
The value of SA’s merchandise exports rose to the highest ever in the second quarter of 2021, while the value of goods and services also increased
Business sentiment was negatively affected and investment stalled, affecting the economy’s competitiveness, finance minister tells MPs
