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African Bank still open for business
African Bank was placed under curatorship after losing 90% of its value last week.
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Stats SA: Shelf prices increase
According to Stats SA prices on shop shelves have increased by 6.6 between June 2013 & June 2014.
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Mandela tribute coin launched
South Africa launched a set of limited edition gold and silver coins on Friday to honour Madiba.
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Interest rates to increase slightly
The South African Reserve Bank has decided to push rates higher by 25 basis points.
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SA await interest rate announcement
Economists are divided about whether the SA Reserve Bank will increase interest rates today or not.
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Reserve Bank: Mine strike hits GDP
First quarter GDP could have been closer to 1.6 percent if the strike had not taken place.
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More pain at the pump, Marcus warns
The Sarb governor says a weak rand means petrol could increase by around 30 cents next month.
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Sarb announces interest rate hike
The move takes the repo rate to 5,5 percent and the prime lending rate to nine percent.
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Economists warn of SA recession
Analysts say an interest rate hike could tip the local economy into recession.
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Investec expects interest rate hike
Analyst Peter Kent believes Sarb Governor Gill Marcus will increase interest rates on Wednesday.
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Concerns grow as rand hits 5-year low
The currency stabilised in afternoon trading but remained well over the 11 mark.
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Marcus: Economy still in crisis
The Sarb governor says despite improvement elsewhere, the SA economy remains in crisis.
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Marcus welcomes Yellen as US Fed Chair
The Sarb governor says she’s close with Yellen and is confident the global economy is in safe hands.
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Marcus: Private sector must step up
Reserve Bank governor worried by unemployment, says mines can also create more jobs.
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SA not at risk from unsecure credit
The South African Reserve bank has issued a statement saying unsecure credit poses no threat yet.
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SARB governors forgo salary hikes
SARB Governor Gill Marcus and deputy governors have decided to forgo salary increases for 2013.
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Interest rates on hold
South African Reserve Bank Governor Gill Marcus has kept repo rate unchanged at five percent.
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Mandela notes to circulate next week
The South African Reserve Bank says the old notes will stay in circulation, for now.
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'Mining strikes influenced rates decision'
Strikes in the mining sector could affect the already fragile investor sentiment, SARB says.
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Sarb unveils new Mandela notes
Governor Gill Marcus revealed the new notes, which are expected to go into circulation later in 2012.
