Global wealth and asset management company Anchor expects food inflation to rise moderately in the coming months, driven by uncertainty surrounding US policy direction and its potential effect on global markets and the rand.

Anchor noted that although the rand typically weakened during periods of global instability, “the National Treasury’s decision to scrap the proposed VAT increase has removed an immediate risk of added consumer pressure on non-zero-rated goods”...

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