Repo rate unchanged
The repo rate will remain unchanged at 5.75 percent, the SA Reserve Bank’s monetary policy committee decided on Thursday.
The repo rate will remain unchanged at 5.75 percent, the SA Reserve Bank’s monetary policy committee decided on Thursday.
When that happens, when entrepreneurs finally smell the coffee, who starts the businesses whose taxes keep everyone else so contented? Ayn Rand might have been onto something after all.
When new SARB boss Lesetja Kganyago left the CNBC Africa studio I felt comfortable that the country’s central bank – and its currency – are in good hands.
On the flexibility of labour, South Africa ranked 144th of 144 countries in the latest WEF Global Competitiveness Report.
The former Director General of the Department of Finance, Lesetja Kganyago, has been appointed to succeed Gill Marcus as Governor of the SA Reserve Bank.
let’s get a more in-depth view of how the market’s trading today. Viv Govender from Vunani Private Clients is with us in the studio.
The wages of sin is death, The wages of economic mismanagement is a downgrade by the global Ratings Agencies. On Friday, the misguided South African economic policymakers are about to get a very cold shower after ignoring numerous warnings to change their ways. And as SARB Governor Gill Marcus told the nation this week, the … Read more
As happens when you’re in this field for long enough, it’s been my privilege to watch Mike Brown develop from Nedbank’s eager new financial director to the confident, assured and very competent CEO of the smallest of the country’s Big Banks. In his four years in charge Brown has delivered earnings growth superior to that … Read more
Investors pay close attention to interest rate movements. For good reason. Interest rates reflect the price of money. And this is the key to the way all investment vehicles are priced. High interest rates translate into lower equity and property prices and vice versa. So when there a reversal occurs in the interest rate trend, … Read more
This week’s Rational Alternative column for the Financial Mail focused on a story that seems to have evaded the radar of the popular Press. Yet it has the potential to transform the country’s sickeningly high unemployment. Since the article was written, the Free Market Foundation, which is the plaintiff, issued an update on its challenge … Read more