South Africa's Kganyago Says SARB Policy Is Still Accommodative

The transcript discusses the constraints on fiscal and monetary policy in South Africa, emphasizing the limited room for maneuvering in both areas. It highlights the influence of the Federal Reserve's actions on local policy decisions and the importance of global economic factors such as trade tensions and monetary policy settings in developed countries. The discussion also covers current inflation risks, the outlook for future inflation, and projections for South Africa's economic growth, noting the impact of recent GDP data.

What does the speaker suggest about the impact of trade tensions on global growth?

How does the speaker describe the current inflation situation in South Africa?

What is the GDP growth outlook for South Africa for the full year as discussed?