The world is repricing dependence, and SA is exposed
Oil shock exposes South Africa’s heavy reliance on imported fuel as global markets shift from efficiency to economic security.
Oil shock exposes South Africa’s heavy reliance on imported fuel as global markets shift from efficiency to economic security.
There's no need to build an expensive mine or damage the environment, just monetise the gold where it lies in the rock.
Chief economist at the Standard Bank Group says all bets are off now for interest rate cuts that were touted at the start of the year, but that the Reserve Bank may opt for a pause this month instead of a reflexive panic move.
Oil price shock could lead to a noticeable rise in consumer price inflation and higher interest rates.
Volume of repeat withdrawals raises concerns, says Old Mutual.
High court rules the board did not have delegated powers to suspend Msibi.
Bernard Vilakazi, senior specialist for transport and logistics at Absa, explains how National Treasury’s infrastructure investment and stronger logistics networks are poised to lower costs, boost exports, and drive South Africa’s economic recovery in 2026.
‘Under the conditions we see, where you've got belligerents and war, you do need measures that can deal with your defence capabilities and interests – as well as the displacement of domestic products by imports’: Itac Commissioner Ayabonga Cawe.
This evening we dive into the latest market movements with PrimeXBT, we speak to Investec about the global implications of the ongoing conflict in Iran, we discuss Santam’s recent financial results, we look at the proposed amendments to the Itac Act by the dtic, we unpack the estimated costs for ret
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