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  1. Conflict in the Middle East and El Niño are driving up food and oil prices, contributing to inflationary pressures in South Africa.

FNB monitors the residential property market in South Africa amid global inflation expectations driven by the Middle East conflict.

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FNB monitors the residential property market in South Africa amid global inflation expectations driven by the Middle East conflict.

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  1. Residential property accounts for almost a quarter of the Consumer Price Index basket in South Africa.Sub-event
  2. A survey released today highlights significant financial strain currently facing retirees in the South African context.Sub-event
  3. FNB operates in a location in South Africa facing corruption issues, specifically at Luthuli House on Pixley ka Isaka Seme Street.Sub-event
  4. FNB is closely monitoring the residential property market in South Africa.1 source

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