RMB SA economist Siobhan Redford talks about the Reserve Bank rates decision due on Thursday
21 July 2021 - 08:25
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The Reserve Bank is expected to keep rates at a five-decade low at its next interest rate meeting and its tone will be watched closely as central banks globally hint at tighter monetary policy.
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RMB SA economist Siobhan Redford talks about the Reserve Bank rates decision due on Thursday
The Reserve Bank is expected to keep rates at a five-decade low at its next interest rate meeting and its tone will be watched closely as central banks globally hint at tighter monetary policy.
Alishia Seckam spoke to RMB SA economist Siobhan Redford for more detail.
RMB's SA economist Siobhan Redford talks about the SARB keeping rates at a five decade low
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