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Nedbank Weekly Economic Monitor

18 Apr.

Nedbank Weekly Economic Monitor: Review of 11 to 15 April and preview of 18 to 22 April 2011

  • The rand was pressured by profit taking last week.
  • Mining production remained firm in February, but the annual growth rate moderated to 2,8 % from 3,2 % in January.
  • Concerns that Greece might default on its debt and that the Federal Reserve may begin tightening monetary policy, eroded investors’ confidence last week and put downward pressure on equities.
  • US consumer inflation rose at its fastest pace in 15 months in March, increasing to 2,7 % y-o-y, as a result of rising food and petrol prices.
  • In the eurozone, consumer inflation rose to 2,7 % in March, up from 2,4 % in February, due to higher transportation and housing costs, while consumer inflation in the UK fell unexpectedly in March, easing to 4 % from 4,4 % in February.

Monitor 18 April 2011.pdf

About Coastal Roy

A consultant experienced in the financial sector in Africa and with a background of central banking, the financial system and information technology. Area of expertise: - Financial market development and regulation. - Payment, clearing and settlement systems modernisation and regulation. - Strategy and policy development for central banks and the financial sector. - Capacity building, advising and mentoring in financial sector development. Educational qualifications: - Master of Business Leadership, degree; UNISA - BSc (Hons) degree in Physics, Manchester University

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