Business Day TV speaks to RMB economist Siobhan Redford
19 May 2022 - 22:20
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SA faces a tough economic quarter, with global factors such as the war in Ukraine, global growth concerns and local factors like load-shedding weighing on the economy. Business Day TV caught up with RMB economist Siobhan Redford to discuss the kind of impact the blackouts are expected to have on second-quarter growth as Eskom continues with stage 2 power cuts.
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Business Day TV speaks to RMB economist Siobhan Redford
SA faces a tough economic quarter, with global factors such as the war in Ukraine, global growth concerns and local factors like load-shedding weighing on the economy. Business Day TV caught up with RMB economist Siobhan Redford to discuss the kind of impact the blackouts are expected to have on second-quarter growth as Eskom continues with stage 2 power cuts.
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