South Africa's Kganyago: Job 'Not Yet Done' on Inflation

The transcript discusses the implications of currency weakness on inflation in South Africa, the approach of the South African Central Bank compared to the Federal Reserve, and the global financial impact of US monetary policy. It highlights the lessons advanced economies can learn from emerging markets regarding inflation management and the importance of a risk-based approach. Additionally, it touches on the collaboration among BRIC central banks to enhance economic stability and trade facilitation.

What are the implications of weaker currencies for inflation in South Africa?

How has the South African Central Bank approached inflation compared to the Federal Reserve?

What risks does the South African Central Bank face regarding inflation in the future?

What is the significance of the discussions taking place at Jackson Hole for global financial conditions?

What lessons can emerging market central banks learn from their experiences with inflation?

What does the term 'complacency' refer to in the context of central banking decisions?

How do central banks ensure their payment systems are interoperable?