Tag: Azar Jammine

Economist Azar Jammine is among his counterparts that have predicted that the Reserve Bank will raise interest rates by at ...

Chief economist at Econometrix Azar Jammine says these are the toughest economic times that consumers have dealt with since the ...

Economist Dr Azar Jammine, says consumers, including those with fixed salaries, will have difficulty in the coming months affording basic ...

Petrol is expected to decrease by 35 cents a litre, however, the price of diesel is expected to rise by ...

Economist Azar Jammine says the positive thing about the coronavirus lockdown regulations is that people who are working from home ...

Economist Azar Jammine says although there is a slight increase in the unemployment figure, it was expected to be higher ...

Economist Azar Jammine has warned against taking the slight improvement in the country's economy for granted.  

Professor at the Wits School of Economics Business Science, Lumkile Mondi, says the Reserve bank should play a more active ...

Econometrix director and chief economist Dr Azar Jammine says it is difficult to assess what the actual impact of the ...

South Africa's Gross Domestic Product (GDP) contracted by 0.6% quarter-on-quarter in the third quarter of 2019.

Finance Minister Tito Mboweni will have to race against time to implement government's reforms in order to avoid a sovereign ...

A cabinet equipped to implement business-friendly policies, that's what big business expects from the incoming government.

Analysts say a cap on the price of 93-unleaded petrol will ultimately have a negative impact on consumers.

Economist Azar Jammine has warned that a massive petrol hike will be inevitable in the coming months.

Analysts have advised South Africans to cut down on spending in order to survive the economic recession.

Economist Azar Jammine has described as unreasonable expectation that President Cyril Ramaphosa's ascension to power would have had an effect ...

There's relief among South Africans as rating agency Moody's gives the country another stay of execution.