Quarterly data shows South Africa unemployment rate barely improved in Q4:2022
South Africa's unemployment rate dropped 0.2% in the last three months of 2022.
South Africa's unemployment rate dropped 0.2% in the last three months of 2022.
The increase means that the repo rate will now be 7.25% per year from 27 January 2023, with prime now at 10.75%.
The Department of Small Business is working on an energy relief package for SMMEs to alleviate the impact of loadshedding.
The repo rate in South Africa reached 7% after the SA Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) agreed to a 75 basis points hike.
The R7.18 billion preliminary trade balance surplus, was attributable to exports of R175.37 billion and imports of R168.19 billion.
The increase means that the repo rate will now be 6.25% per year from 23 September 2022, with prime now at 9.75%.
The Statistician-General attributed the contraction of the GDP to a number of factors that include load shedding
The President added that employment gains show that the government is making headway in creating jobs.
The increase means the repo rate would be 5.50% per year from 22 July 2022.
A positive start to the year.
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As in previous years, the adjustment provides exceptions for several worker groups.
The least proportion of income is spent on health, communication and education.
The rise was the first in almost three years.
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