Inflation questions
The longer-term outlook for SA remains constructive if the Reserve Bank succeeds in anchoring inflation at 3%.
Auto strike will set a precedent for industrial policy – union
Workers at BAIC's vehicle assembly plant near Gqeberha have been on strike since 15 June.
SA workers turn to gambling to pay debt, study finds
Risk worsening household finances and trapping themselves in deeper debt.
Cape Town CBD property boom hits R12.8bn
Median sectional title price for inner-city apartments has risen 53.5% to R1.95m since 2020.
New threat looms for Clicks and Dis-Chem
Sixty60 will allows Shoprite Group to compete with an uneven advantage.
Two‑pot reform lifts long-stuck 6% comfortable retirement outlook
But rising medical scheme premiums threaten healthcare affordability.
Too soon for FlySafair to ‘make the call’ on ticket surcharge
Commits to removing it, but warns that jet fuel prices are unlikely to return to pre-war levels.
Preparing for a future in agriculture where volatility has become a constant
Daneel Rossouw from Nedbank Agriculture points out that: ‘We are part of a global trade environment which changes very rapidly without any safety net for our producers’.
‘Breathtaking’ set of interims from Valterra
Headline earnings per share up from R4.73 to R82.02 – a 1 633% increase compared to the previous six months. CEO Craig Miller fills us in.
What fiscal debt traps mean for long-term investors
Thalia Petousis, portfolio manager at Allan Gray, examines government overspending and its implications for investors in developed markets.