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Headline inflation is expected to remain steady, supported by cooling fuel prices but slightly offset by higher meat and food prices. Picture: 123RF
Headline inflation is expected to remain steady, supported by cooling fuel prices but slightly offset by higher meat and food prices. Picture: 123RF

The SA Reserve Bank is making a case for a major monetary policy shift, arguing that a lower inflation target could reduce government borrowing costs, but what is the trade-off? Business Day TV speaks to former Treasury official Owen Willcox for more insight.

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