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Better than Uncle Sam. Better than the Brits. SA banks are in remarkably good shape as global credit spreads are showing the first very tentative signs of easing.
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» Local losers: SA markets bottom out
» Markets in freefall: The meltdown continues...
» Rates race debate: The right time to cut?
» Local losers: SA markets bottom out
» Markets in freefall: The meltdown continues...
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The weaker rand combined with above-target inflation suggests a rate cut is unlikelyr
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SA's gross domestic product will show growth of 3.5% this year and 2.5% or lower next year.
The rates race debate
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The weaker rand combined with above-target inflation suggests a rate cut is unlikelyr
GDP predicted at 3.5%
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SA's gross domestic product will show growth of 3.5% this year and 2.5% or lower next year.
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The largest entertainment and shopping centre in Africa will soon be built on Durban's north coast.
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Middle segment house price growth dropped to more than a 15-year low in September.
Huge centre to be built
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The largest entertainment and shopping centre in Africa will soon be built on Durban's north coast.
The downward spiral
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Middle segment house price growth dropped to more than a 15-year low in September.
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Policy is perfect
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(G)Rate decision, Tito!
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trade.
'SA shouldn't cut rates'
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