Adding to other pressures on household budgets – including rocketing fuel and food prices – the SA Reserve Bank’s (SARB) modelling indicates that interest rate hikes in the coming months may be steeper than previously expected.
20 May
More interest rate pain ahead as Kganyago says SA must learn from first-world problems
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SARB governor Lesetja Kganyago.
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