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Michael Avery talks to a panel about the ongoing corruption in SA
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The Treasury will also give regular reports on progress of its plans to stabilise debt and promote growth through structural reforms
Having data at your fingertips and keeping an eye on the long term is crucial
The online campaign resulted in more than 700,000 tweets on Tuesday, including from sports personalities and celebrities
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Conditions appear to be perfect, with the lending rate at a 50-year low, house prices in decline and enough stock in the market
Inflation has eased to an almost 16-year low, coming in at 2.1% year on year in May.
This is far below the SA Reserve Bank’s 3%-6% target band. But is the slowdown enough to prompt the bank to cut interest rates again?
Business Day TV caught up with Walter de Wet from Nedbank CIB for his thoughts on the matter.
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