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Banco central da África do Sul aumenta taxa de juros pela primeira vez desde 2023
Autoridade monetária elevou a taxa em 0,25 ponto percentual, para 7% ao ano, em linha com a expectativa do mercado
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iol.co.za
Interest rate hike fears grow as inflation hits 19-month high
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%…
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cryptobriefing.com
South African Reserve Bank set to raise rates for first time since 2023 amid Iran war inflation
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%.
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Interest rate hike looms as inflation hits 19-month high
With inflation climbing to 4%, South Africans brace for potential interest rate hikes from the SARB this week.
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Sarb hikes rates as inflation risks intensify amid Middle East crisis
The South African Reserve Bank has raised interest rates to 7% in response to escalating global inflation risks and domestic price pressures. Governor Lesetja Kganyago outlines…
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businessday.co.za
Reserve Bank hikes key interest rate to 7% as inflation risks intensify
MPC divided as rising oil and food costs threaten inflation targets
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businessday.ng
South Africa’s Reserve Bank hikes key interest rate to 7% as inflation risk intensifies - Businessday NG
The South African Reserve bank (SARB) raised its main policy rate by 25 basis points to 7% on Thursday, saying inflation risks stemming...
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valor.globo.com
Banco central da África do Sul aumenta taxa de juros pela primeira vez desde 2023
Autoridade monetária elevou a taxa em 0,25 ponto percentual, para 7% ao ano, em linha com a expectativa do mercado
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mg.co.za
Reserve Bank hikes interest rate for first time since 2023 as oil shock, inflation risks mount
South African Reserve Bank raises interest rate to 7%, warning that oil shocks, food inflation and global instability could drive prices higher