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South Africa’s R45bn fuel bill starts showing up in the economy

A R45 billion fuel-price shock is beginning to ripple through the economy, as rising costs, higher interest rates and weaker confidence weigh on activity.

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South Africa’s R45bn fuel bill starts showing up in the economy

A R45 billion fuel-price shock is beginning to ripple through the economy, as rising costs, higher interest rates and weaker confidence weigh on activity.

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South African businesses breathe easier as fuel cost fears begin to fade - Businessday NG

South African businesses showed signs of renewed confidence in May as fears over soaring fuel costs linked to the Middle East...

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South Africa’s R45bn fuel bill starts showing up in the economy

South African businesses breathe easier as fuel cost fears begin to fade - Businessday NG

Timeline cronologica

Middle East conflict remains Achilles heel to SA's economic outlook after firmer growth

Economic outlook grim in 2026 despite resilient first quarter

Economic outlook grim in 2026 despite resilient first quarter

South Africa’s R45bn fuel bill starts showing up in the economy

South African businesses breathe easier as fuel cost fears begin to fade - Businessday NG