Business Day TV spoke to Raymond Parsons from the North West University’s Business School
30 June 2025 - 15:33
byBusiness Day TV
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The North West University Business School’s policy uncertainty index for the second quarter has eased to 75.9 but remains well above the neutral 50 mark. Business Day TV discussed what is contributing to this elevated level with Raymond Parsons, from the school.
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Business Day TV spoke to Raymond Parsons from the North West University’s Business School
The North West University Business School’s policy uncertainty index for the second quarter has eased to 75.9 but remains well above the neutral 50 mark. Business Day TV discussed what is contributing to this elevated level with Raymond Parsons, from the school.
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