SA inflation numbers for November will take the local spotlight in the economic week ahead, and could shed more light on what consumers should expect in 2022 as Covid-19, high energy costs, and supply chain disruptions persist.

Global inflation rates have surged in recent months, with US inflation hitting its highest rate since 1982 in November, when SA motorists were paying record prices for fuel...

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