WITH the South African Reserve Bank set to announce an interest rate hike, experts weigh in on the implications for homeowners and the property market amidst global inflationary pressures. South African property market consumers are told to expect that interest rates will go up on Thursday, May 28.This is as South African Reserve Bank (SARB) Governor Lesetja Kganyago will deliver the Monetary Policy Committee statement.

Financial markets worldwide are experiencing turbulence as inflation rates rise and economic growth forecasts decline. This article explores the implications for South Africa's…

While South Africa's housing market continues its steady recovery trajectory, growing global uncertainty and persistent energy cost shocks look set to push the SARB toward a…

South African consumers may face a challenging June as the Reserve Bank is expected to raise interest rates amidst rising inflation and the gradual removal of fuel levy relief,…

South Africans may face higher home loan and borrowing costs as economists increasingly expect the South African Reserve Bank to raise rates this week.

Consumers are bracing for a challenging June as the Reserve Bank is poised to raise interest rates, coinciding with the end of fuel levy relief, further straining already tight…

South Africans could face higher borrowing costs this week as expectations mount that the South African Reserve Bank will raise interest rates following a rise in inflation to 4%…

With the South African Reserve Bank poised to announce its interest rate decision, experts warn that rising costs are already straining households.

Financial pressure mounts as shrinking salaries, rising living costs and record debt levels collide with growing expectations that the Reserve Bank could hike interest rates today.

The South African Reserve Bank is expected to hike rates to 7% on May 28, its first increase since 2023, as Iran war-driven oil prices push inflation to 4%.

This comes as consumers are already battling shrinking salaries, rising living costs and mounting debt.

South African consumers have been here before-it is an expected response to what is happening globally, in order to manage a broad set of complex factors.

WITH the South African Reserve Bank set to announce an interest rate hike, experts weigh in on the implications for homeowners and the property market amidst global inflationary…

South Africans are grappling with rising living costs, stagnant salaries, and increasing debt as economists predict an interest rate hike by the Reserve Bank today.

With inflation climbing to 4%, South Africans brace for potential interest rate hikes from the SARB this week.

As the Monetary Policy Committee prepares to announce its repo rate decision, lead economist Frank Blackmore shares insights on inflation challenges, potential geopolitical…