The central bank currently aims to anchor inflation expectations at the midpoint of its 3-6% target, but this range is now under formal review. With...
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South Africa’s inflation outlook has improved significantly, with economists now expecting price increases to remain softer than initially forecast. This shift gives the Reserve Bank more flexibility to cut interest rates in the coming months, offering relief to cash-strapped households, as mentioned by the Daily Investor. Earlier this year, analysts predicted inflation would climb toward the midpoint of the Reserve...
The central bank currently aims to anchor inflation expectations at the midpoint of its 3-6% target, but this range is now under formal review. With...
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit is gaining ground toward the 4.10 level against the US dollar, a threshold economists had previously forecast for year-end,...
KUALA LUMPUR: The ringgit is gaining ground toward the 4.10 level against the US dollar, a threshold economists had previously forecast for year-end,...
Kharif sowing begins strongly this year, increasing by 11.3%. Rice and pulses acreage see sharp jumps. Southwest monsoon supports improved sowing....
Kharif sowing begins strongly this year, increasing by 11.3%. Rice and pulses acreage see sharp jumps. Southwest monsoon supports improved sowing....
Dogecoin is surging, climbing 8% this week to hover around $0.172, sparking chatter about its next move. Technical analysts point to a Parallel...
As legacy meme coins like Shiba Inu, Pepe Coin, and Bonk cool off, crypto analysts and top traders are turning their attention to a new contender:...
For the first time in its history, the RBA board has openly split over the direction of interest rates.
Payrolls processing firm ADP reported private sector hiring contracted unexpectedly in June, with private payrolls losing 33,000 jobs.The news came as...
Payrolls processing firm ADP reported private sector hiring contracted unexpectedly in June, with private payrolls losing 33,000 jobs.The news came as...