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The South African Reserve Bank is monitoring economic indicators and inflation rates, which are influencing policy decisions regarding the economy.

11 reports, 9 independent Updated Oct 5
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The South African Reserve Bank is monitoring economic indicators and inflation rates, which are influencing policy decisions regarding the economy.

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South AfricaSouth African Reserve Bank

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  1. The Reserve Bank reported GDP deceleration in South Africa in March 2013.Sub-event
  2. SARB maintained interest rates to ease household pressure amid US war disrupting cargo flow.1 source
  3. The South African Reserve Bank kept the repo rate unchanged while an individual managed a listed property portfolio in South Africa.Sub-event
  4. SARB implements a policy shift impacting the national economy.1 source
  5. SARB makes interest rate decisions and Goldman Sachs reacts to SA inflation, alongside Nigerian price analysis.1 source
  6. SARB monitors economic indicators and inflation rates affecting policy decisions.1 source

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