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  1. Gwede Mantashe discusses how the US-Israeli war on Iran affects fuel prices and the country's mining and petroleum resources in South Africa.
  2. The Middle East war is driving up oil prices, influencing PPI data and SARB interest rate decisions in South Africa.
  3. South Africa tables budget measures to counter oil price volatility amid ongoing geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.
  4. The South African National Treasury is managing fiscal strategy and targets due to the start of a war in the Middle East.

The National Treasury is funding the BNDES credit line, while exporters are selling into the Persian Gulf.

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The National Treasury is funding the BNDES credit line, while exporters are selling into the Persian Gulf.

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