PODCAST | Global economic pulse check

SPONSORED | PSG Wealth's Adriaan Pask provides an update on how the markets have fared thus far in 2024 and what investors can expect from rest of the year

SPONSORED
Sticky inflation lowers chances of interest rate cuts

The Reserve Bank’s monetary policy review casts doubt on whether the figure will move below 5% in 2024

BlackRock backs SA’s working-age population to give it an edge

Demographic gives competitive advantage over fellow G20 members grappling with shrinking populations

Risk of high inflation still in SA, says Lesetja Kganyago

The Reserve Bank governor says the latest inflation data has not shown signs of El Nino pressure in SA

WATCH: Focus on SA’s economic landscape ahead of election

Business Day TV talks to Xolelwa Kashe-Katiya, project lead for the Indlulamithi SA Scenarios

Debt costs high, but IMF bullish about growth in Sub-Saharan Africa

The agency has highlighted the region’s improved economic prospects and market access

WATCH: Investing in Gauteng’s township economy

Business Day TV speaks to Takealot CEO Fred Zietsman and Tasneem Motara, Gauteng MEC for economic development

WATCH: Altron fintech household resilience index up 1.4% in Q4

Business Day TV talks to independent analyst Roelof Botha

Inflation slows, but midyear interest rate cut is unlikely

Main contributors to 5.3% acceleration in March were the costs of housing, electricity and water

WATCH: Retail sales dip 0.8% in February

Business Day TV talks to Annabel Bishop, chief economist at Investec

Gauteng should pray for no escalation of Middle East conflict, says economist

Nedbank’s Isaac Matshego addresses CFO Roundtable in Sandton

Household inflation higher than CPI, says Ninety One

Sample of household goods advertised in newspaper shows prices rose at 9.1% rate since 1986

White maize price climbs again due to heatwave and lack of summer rain

Lower yields and higher prices could see food inflation back on the rise

Rail reforms could open the way to investment boom, says Traxtion boss

CEO James Holley says SA is moving away from the state monopoly extremely fast