Goldman Says Iran War Risks Weighing on Rand, Rate Outlook
Prolonged higher oil prices could force the South African central bank to consider raising interest rates as a weaker rand pushes inflation higher than it’s prepared to tolerate.
Goldman Says Iran War Risks Weighing on Rand, Rate Outlook
Prolonged higher oil prices could force the South African central bank to consider raising interest rates as a weaker rand pushes inflation higher than it’s prepared to tolerate.
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