- SARB holds rates at 7% as inflation accelerates to 5%.
- Expensive capital risks constraining investment across Southern Africa.
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA – South Africa faces an increasingly difficult trade-off: protecting price stability without keeping borrowing costs so restrictive that they undermine investment and growth.
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