🔒 US economy rebounds as consumers, businesses show resilience
The US economy rebounded though inflation and higher interest rates leave growth vulnerable in the coming months.Â
The US economy rebounded though inflation and higher interest rates leave growth vulnerable in the coming months.Â
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Your personal finance questions answered, the differences between share investing and unit trusts explained and which is best for a beginner.
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National Treasury says that, to support the stabilisation of debt, significant spending reductions are required.
The IMF says SA must deal with profligate spending. As a percentage of GDP, South Africa spends almost as much as the US.
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Cyril Ramaphosa is cutting short a trip abroad to deal with the escalating crisis at Eskom, which imposed a sixth day of rolling blackouts.
Although the political head gets all the media’s attention on Budget Day, the true architect of the country’s annual bookkeeping exercise books is the Director General of National Treasury.