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Oil is falling – so why could South Africans still face a big fuel-price hike in October?
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Oil is surging, the rand is weakening and motorists could be in for a nasty October surprise.
Brent crude rose above $105 a barrel as attacks on shipping and renewed Middle East hostilities heightened fears of supply disruptions.
Brent crude rose above $100 a barrel on Wednesday, reviving concerns that higher energy costs could intensify inflationary pressure and weigh on markets. The rand remained…
Brent crude has moved closer to $100 a barrel as renewed US-Iran tensions disrupt shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, raising the risk of another South African fuel-price…
South African motorists face sharp September fuel increases, with diesel rising by up to R3.15 a litre and petrol increasing by R1.34.
Oil prices remain elevated after renewed US-Iran hostilities, while the rand steadies and bond yields rise as investors await key US and European economic data.
As pump prices surge, home buyers are forced to recalculate the true cost of suburban living versus urban proximity.
Petrol and diesel prices will rise from Wednesday, 2 September, adding pressure to household and transport budgets.
The rand strengthened, inflation eased and the food basket fell in August, but higher fuel costs and weak salary growth may limit household relief.
Discover how South Africa's inflation rate drop and the renewal of the AGOA are reshaping the financial landscape and impacting key markets.
Statistics South Africa reported a decrease in Consumer Price Inflation for July, yet consumers continue to face rising costs, particularly in fuel and essential goods.
Consumer Price Inflation in South Africa has decreased to 4.3% in July 2026, marking the first decline in five months. Economists and government officials welcome this…