In a Business Day webinar on Thursday in the build-up to celebrating the 100th anniversary of the SA Reserve Bank, 25 years of central bank independence and 21 years of inflation targeting, Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago was in fine form: he signalled that multi-decade-low interest rates were unlikely to change as inflation remained under control and the Bank nursed an economy that shrank 7% in 2020.

He also pointed a finger at the government to lower the cost of capital by reining in debt...

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