The formula being used to calculate the tariffs is bogus and producing false numbers, says Wits economist
Such a decline would amount to a decoupling of the two economies, says director-general Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala
Annual rate slows to 3.9% in February from 7% in January while monthly sales slipped 1.3%
Sacci index signals cautious optimism despite unresolved fiscal tension and growing global trade uncertainty
Bank details grim prospect in its April monetary policy review, but also explores less severe scenarios
US tariffs continue to spur fears that rising car prices will weigh on automotive demand for PGMs
Business Day TV spoke with Chetan Jeeva, head of SA Debt at Absa CIB
US tariffs highlight a broader discussion around where and how SA should approach market diversification
Business Day TV speaks to Joshua Mahony, chief market analyst at Scope Markets
Attention will be focused on February mining production and retail trade sales
To strategically position this country in the newly emerging world order, we need to move fast and with agility
Stats SA says automotive and petrochemical industries have dragged production lower, defying forecasts of a moderate rebound
South Africans withdrew more than R35bn,, most of it for essential needs rather than long-term investments
Business Day TV speaks to Philippa Rodseth, executive director of The Manufacturing Circle
Rating agency doesn’t foresee widespread downgradesthough African multilateral banks may gain importance as landscape shifts
The sector finds itself squeezed from both sides and the biggest loser is the economy
The APDP offers manufacturers incentives to support production and localisation
R1-trillion can produce infrastructure, but unless circulation is redesigned, the stimulus will pass through the economy
Tax authority weighs in on taxing the rich more, saying they are already paying a number of other taxes
Reserve Bank’s gold reserves has increased $2bn in value in 2025 amid mounting US policy uncertainty