Markets shrugged off last week’s Iran shock – but the next few days could put that resilience to the test.
South Africa’s inflation outlook is becoming more challenging as higher oil prices, rising services inflation and food price risks complicate the path towards lower interest rates.
A look at what’s driving prices – and what it means for households.
The Big Mac is getting more expensive – and the numbers tell a bigger story about South Africa's economy.
Oil is draining dollars from South Africa. Gold is bringing some of them back.
Brent crude is falling. Your petrol price isn't. Here's why.
Could this be the last rate hike – or just the beginning?
South African households face higher debt repayments after the Reserve Bank raised the repo rate to 7.25%, with Debt Rescue warning that consumers have little room left in their…
The South African Reserve Bank has increased the repo rate to 7.25%, warning that fuel, food and electricity-price pressures could push inflation higher in the coming months.
South Africa’s construction sector recorded a 5% quarter-on-quarter rebound in the second quarter, while employment rose by 95,000 year on year, according to the Afrimat…
Why does cheaper food still feel unaffordable?
The Fed has raised rates, fuel prices are climbing and the rand is under pressure. What will the Reserve Bank do?
South Africa’s economic recovery is showing green shoots — but the threats to it are mounting.
Economists unpack the forces that could shape the Reserve Bank’s interest rate decision.
The Fed has made its move. Now economists are watching South Africa — and what happens next could matter far beyond interest rates.
South Africa’s inflation eased to 4.3% in July, but higher oil and fuel prices could slow further progress ahead of the Reserve Bank’s September interest-rate decision.
Oil prices are rising as South Africa’s economy contracts. Could inflation force the Reserve Bank to raise rates?
Oil is surging, the rand is weakening and motorists could be in for a nasty October surprise.
South Africa’s latest economic number tells a bigger story.
Brent crude rose above $105 a barrel as attacks on shipping and renewed Middle East hostilities heightened fears of supply disruptions.