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As COVID-19 infections spike in the country resulting in restrictions in various states and impacting the fragile recovery, many economists are expecting RBI to delay the policy normalisation move, which is expected in the February review. Omicron Spread: Economists See New COVID-19 Variant Forcing RBI To Delay Policy Normalisation.
Reserve Bank doesn't see disruption from global policy normalisation 16 April 2021 - 07:44 By Mfuneko Toyana and Alexander Winning Reserve Bank governor Lesetja Kganyago at the Reserve Bank head offices in Pretoria. File image Image: Freddy Mavunda South African financial markets are unlikely to be severely disrupted as global central banks normalise policy, and a balanced inflation outlook means domestic interest rates can stay low, governor Lesetja Kganyago said. Kganyago said in an interview on Thursday that even if capital outflows did materialise as other centr...
Mar 10 2021, 8:59 AM March 10 2021, 8:00 AM March 10 2021, 8:59 AM Global market pressures are an upshot of capital forcing a synchronicity of monetary normalisation across economies despite a sharp asynchronicity in their recoveries from Covid-19, against a backdrop of U.S. exceptionalism. Global market pressures are an upshot of capital forcing a synchronicity of monetary normalisation across economies despite a sharp asynchronicity in their recoveries from Covid-19, against a backdrop of U.S. exceptionalism. A Resurgence of U.S. Exceptionalism First, the good news, but primarily from a U.S...