Government to withdraw R150bn from SARB’s gold and forex account to get a handle on debt
A proposed reform will see half the account’s R500bn distributed to a SARB contingency reserve (R100bn) and to Treasury (R150bn).
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COMMENT: Budget is as good as could be hoped for
The jury is still out on National Treasury’s projected debt stabilisation over the medium term.
Grey-listing will have ‘muted’ impact on SA’s banks, says S&P
South Africa’s possible grey-listing will have a “muted” impact on the country’s banking sector, although local banks might suffer some reputational risk and could face higher compliance costs, according to S&P Global Ratings. […]
