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No parting gift from Tito
Reserve Bank governor Tito Mboweni has announced for the last time, that the repo rate was accordingly left unchanged at 7.00%.
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Rates seen steady as Mboweni bows out
The Reserve Bank will likely keep interest rates steady at the end of the MPC meeting, the last chaired by Reserve Bank Governor Tito Mboweni.
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Reserve Bank keeps interest rates unchanged
The South African Reserve Bank’s monetary policy committee on Tuesday decided to keep the repo rate unchanged at 7,0%.
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Reserve Bank looks set to keep rates steady
SA’s central bank looks set to keep interest rates steady this week, with latest data suggesting the struggling economy could well be on the mend.
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Reserve Bank likely to keep repo rate steady
The Reserve Bank is likely to leave interest rates unchanged at its policy meeting next week, as concerns about the ailing economy abate.
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Reserve Bank cuts interest rate by 50 basis points
The monetary policy committee of the South African Reserve Bank has cut the repo rate by 50 basis points.
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SARB turns attention to interest rates
The South African Reserve Bank (SARB) began its two-day meeting on interest rates on Wednesday morning, a spokesperson for the bank confirmed.
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Making too much of money
With interest rates going negative, only the rich can afford to stay in cash
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No more rate cuts, says research bureau
There will not be any further interest rate reductions in the forseeable future, the Bureau for Economic Research said on Tuesday.
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Factory output contracts, supports rate cut
South Africa’s manufacturing output contracted in the year to May, official data showed, indicating the sector remains under pressure.
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Gordhan: Inflation targeting to stay
South Africa will keep its policy of targeting inflation, which has helped to stabilise prices and encouraged economic growth.
