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Absa: SA Morning Sheet – daily economic comment
13 May. Absa: SA Morning Sheet. This is a daily economic comment … The sheets can be downloaded daily from Absa Economic Research An extract from today’s sheet is provided as an example: NUM’s wage demands at Eskom suggest the union is prepared to play hardball. We have long argued that this year’s round of wage … Continue reading
Absa: SA Morning Sheet – daily economic comment
19 Nov. Absa: SA Morning Sheet. This is a daily economic comment … The sheets can be downloaded daily from Absa Economic Research An extract from today’s sheet is provided as an example: This week CPI for October is released on Wednesday, followed by the Central Bank’s interest rate decision on Thursday. We expect CPI to … Continue reading
Absa: SA Morning Sheet – daily economic comment
29 Oct. Absa: SA Morning Sheet. This is a daily economic comment … The sheets can be downloaded daily from Absa Economic Research An extract from today’s sheet is provided as an example: This week delivers the usual deluge of month end data. PSCE for September is released this morning, with trade data for the same … Continue reading
Absa: SA Morning Sheet – daily economic comment
22 Oct. Absa: SA Morning Sheet. This is a daily economic comment … The sheets can be downloaded daily from Absa Economic Research An extract from today’s sheet is provided as an example: There are some important inflation data out this week with consumer price index for September on Wednesday followed by the producer price index … Continue reading
Absa: SA Morning Sheet – daily economic comment
25 Sep. Absa: SA Morning Sheet. This is a daily economic comment … The sheets can be downloaded daily from Absa Economic Research An extract from today’s sheet is provided as an example: Leading indicator data for July published today will most likely show another annual decline, adding to the six consecutive months this indicator has … Continue reading
Absa: SA Morning Sheet – daily economic comment
10 Sep. Absa: SA Morning Sheet. This is a daily economic comment … The sheets can be downloaded daily from Absa Economic Research An extract from today’s sheet is provided as an example: This week Q2 12 expenditure side GDP data is released by the SARB in the Quarterly Bulletin on Tuesday. In this publication, we … Continue reading
Absa: SA Morning Sheet – daily economic comment
27 Aug. Absa: SA Morning Sheet. This is a daily economic comment … The sheets can be downloaded daily from Absa Economic Research An extract from today’s sheet is provided as an example: In addition to the usual end of month deluge of data, GDP figures for Q2 12 are also released this week. This publication, … Continue reading
Absa: SA Morning Sheet – daily economic comment
13 Aug. Absa: SA Morning Sheet. This is a daily economic comment … The sheets can be downloaded daily from Absa Economic Research An extract from today’s sheet is provided as an example: This week it is quiet on the local data front with only retail sales for June released on Wednesday. After 6.4% y/y in … Continue reading
Absa: SA Morning Sheet – daily economic comment
06 Aug. Absa: SA Morning Sheet. This is a daily economic comment … The sheets can be downloaded daily from Absa Economic Research An extract from today’s sheet is provided as an example: It’s a quieter week on the local data front with only July gross reserves and June manufacturing production to be released. On Tuesday … Continue reading
Absa: SA Morning Sheet – daily economic comment
14 May. Absa: SA Morning Sheet. This is a daily economic comment … The sheets can be downloaded daily from Absa Economic Research An extract from today’s sheet is provided as an example: It is a much quieter week on the South African data calendar, with the release of Stats SA’s retail trade sales likely to … Continue reading
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