‘We know that the cost of the fuel products will be felt immediately by consumers, but the trickle-down effect into the rest of the economy will be evident for quite some time to come,’ says Paul Vos of the Chartered Institute of Procurement & Supply.
The strong results built on 'exceptional' first-half momentum, with the group performing strongly across all key metrics.
Now sustain accountability at all levels …
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Public works minister Dean Macpherson says new South African National Property Company could evolve into a sovereign wealth-style asset engine.
Oil shock and rand weakness drive yields higher as traders abandon hopes for interest-rate cuts.
War-driven volatility shakes EM assets, testing investor confidence in the diversification trade.
Crude’s surge toward $120 a barrel drives yields higher as investors brace for inflation and slower global growth.
Keith McLachlan of Element Investment Managers explains how higher petrol and diesel prices drive up transport costs, affecting producers and retailers differently.
If Brent crude stays above $100 a barrel.
