Mboweni hints at pre-Christmas rate hike
15th Nov 2006, 10:22 GMT
The South African Reserve bank will remain resolute to keep inflation under control, and not hesitate to change monetary policy before Christmas if necessary, Governor Tito Mboweni said on Tuesday, signalling another rate hike. The Reserve Bank has already raised its repo rate by 150 basis points since June to curb inflationary pressures, and most analysts expect more increases ahead.
Mboweni hints at pre-Christmas rate hike related news:
- Mboweni takes firm stance on rates — Business Report
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- Hike expected but not so soon, say tax professionals — Business Times Online - All The Headlines
- Cox: 6% Rate Hike — Broadbandreports.com
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- Give the Gift of Pre-Installed Linux This Year — digg
- Rate rise may hit retail — The Sydney Morning Herald Business Headlines
- THREE-MINUTE DIGEST — Business Times Online - All The Headlines
- Cox: 6% Rate Hike - Virginia: 35% increase since 2000 — broadbandreports.com
- Rate rise may clip plasma's pull — AustralianIT.com.au | Business
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