Economy
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‘Trump is an idiot’: Californians fume over soaring petrol prices
Californians fume over soaring petrol prices, calling President Donald Trump an idiot.
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SARS welcomes new Commissioner with pledge to strengthen trust
The South African Revenue Service honors workers while welcoming new Commissioner Makhubu, who aims to enhance trust and compliance through reforms.
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Northern Cape positioned as South Africa’s next major mining hub
SANDTON – The Northern Cape can be South Africa’s next mining hub, having the potential to unlock significant revenue from a revitalised and expanded mining sector. At a collaboration session…
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Navigating the geopolitical crosswinds: South Africa faces renewed inflation risks despite brief market relief
South Africa faces renewed inflation risks despite brief market relief, driven by rising fuel costs and import dependence.
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Middle East war triggers global economic upheaval as oil prices swing wildly
Oil prices fell over 2% after comments on the Iran war, causing market volatility amid concerns over energy supply disruptions.
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Oil price shock sends shockwaves through global markets
Geopolitical conflicts have surged oil prices, triggered inflation fears, and intensified market volatility, impacting investors worldwide and highlighting the dollar’s strength.
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Interest rate outlook uncertain amid global tensions
South Africans await the SARB’s interest rate decision, as global tensions complicate the previously optimistic inflation and borrowing outlook.
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Western Cape showcases export power at global buyers event
With the world’s eyes on the Western Cape the Made in the Cape event again proved why it is a powerhouse of global trade connection and opportunity.
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South Africa’s untapped mineral potential remains significant
Deputy Minister of Mineral and Petroleum Resources Phumzile Mgcina has said South Africa’s mining industry is on the rise, citing significant untapped mineral potential across the country.
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THINKING OUT LOUD | Christmas cheer in a tough economy
There’s something magical about walking into the shops at this time of year. But, while Christmas is here in all its commercial glory, the money simply isn’t.
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