Global banks: load-shedding will derail investment drive

Consumer inflation rose 4.1% year on year in February, in line with market expectations — a slight increase on January's 4% growth

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Figure more than doubled from R26.8bn in 2017 to R70.7bn as Ramaphosa chases 2023 target

Trade & industry minister Rob Davies says that even with a deal it could take months or years to sort out trade and tariffs administration

Exports ban by several neighbouring and other countries might mean more supply locally and lower prices for consumers

Utility sheds 4,000MW from the grid as Mozambican supplies are interrupted by cyclone

The president's efforts to boost growth will put him in conflict with his former comrades, the trade unions that are in coalition with the ANC government

More indicators of how the Reserve Bank’s monetary policy committee will respond when it meets at the end of March, writes Sunita Menon

Should governments run larger deficits because low rates allow them to, or because central banks can buy their debt and keep rates low?

The latest episode of Business Day Spotlight asks what is needed to save SA's economy

Absa economist Miyelani Maluleke talks to Business Day TV about the manufacturing production data

Manufacturing production grew just 0.3% in January 2019, far below the Bloomberg consensus of 1.2%

Mining production decreased by 3.3% year-on-year in January, hit by prolonged strikes and slower global growth