Die ekonomie minuut

By Waldo KrugellBusiness

Die ekonomie minuut episodes

July 25, 2023 Hoe verbruikers vaar
Die veerkragtigheid van verbruiksbesteding is een van die ligpunte wat die ekonomie aan die gang gehou het die jaar, maar verbruikers is nou onder meer druk as ooit. ŉ Paar verskillende opnames skets ŉ prentjie van hoe dit gaan en wat mense doen om dit deur die maand te maak.
Hierdie episode word ondersteun deur die NWU Sakeskool.
Foute en weglatings is my eie.
2 min
July 25, 2023 How consumers are coping
The resilience of consumer spending has been one of the few things that kept the economy going this year, but consumers are now under more pressure than ever. A number of different surveys paint a picture of how it is going and what people do to make it through the month.
This episode is supported by the NWU Business School.
Errors and omissions are my own.
2 min
July 24, 2023 Wat die MBK gesê het
Ons was almal redelik verlig toe die Reserwebank se Monetêre Beleidskomittee Donderdag se repokoers onveranderd gelaat het op 8,.25%. Beteken dit dat hulle volgende gaan begin sny? Die kort antwoord is dat dit hang af, en dit is belangrik om mooi na die beleidsverklaring te kyk.
Hierdie episode word ondersteun deur die Buro vir Ekonomiese Ondersoek in Stellenbosch en die NWU Sakeskool.
Foute en weglatings is my eie.
3 min
July 24, 2023 A closer look at what the MPC said
We were all quite relieved when the Reserve Bank's Monetary Policy Committee on Thursday left the repo rate unchanged at 8.25%. Does this mean they will start cutting next? The short answer is that it depends, and it is important to look closely at the policy statement.
This episode is supported by the Bureau of Economic Research in Stellenbosch and the NWU Business School.
Errors and omissions are my own.
3 min
July 22, 2023 Of the repo rate, golf and art
When was the last time it felt this good to know that your bond repayment will stay the same at the end of the month? The Reserve Bank left the repo rate unchanged yesterday and most of us are relieved.
Enough has been said about inflation and interest rates for one week so I will say more about the details of the policy statement on Monday. That's why I have two very different stories this morning.
This episode is supported by the NWU Business School.
Errors and omissions are my own.
2 min
July 21, 2023 Oor die repokoers, gholf en kuns
Wanneer laas het dit so lekker gevoel om te weet dat jou huispaaiement die einde van die maand dieselfde gaan bly? Die Reserwebank het gister die repokoers onveranderd gelaat en meeste van ons is verlig.
Ek sal Maandag meer vertel oor die besonderhede van die beleidsverklaring, maar het vir een week genoeg gepraat oor inflasie en rentekoerse. Daarom het ek vanoggend twee heel ander stories.
Hierdie episode word ondersteun deur die NWU Sakeskool.
Foute en weglatings is my eie.
2 min
July 20, 2023 Makeer die pas, repokoers!
Juniemaand se verbruikersprysindeks wys dat inflasie daal en op 5,4% weer terug is in die Reserwebank se teikenband. Dit los die vraag oor wat vandag se repokoersbesluit gaan wees.
Hierdie episode word ondersteun deur die NWU Sakeskool.
Foute en weglatings is my eie.
3 min
July 20, 2023 Hawks or doves at the MPC?
June's consumer price index shows that inflation is falling and is back in the Reserve Bank's target band at 5.4%. That leaves the question of what today's repo rate
decision will be.
This episode is supported by the NWU Business School.
Errors and omissions are my own.
3 min
July 19, 2023 'n Geskiedenisles oor inflasie
Terwyl ons wag vir Juniemaand se verbruikersprysinflasiesyfer later vanoggend wil ek graag ŉ geskiedenis les deel. Daar word op baie plekke gevra, kan ons iets anders doen as om rentekoerse te verhoog om inflasie te beveg? Daar is ŉ interessante voorbeeld van die 1973 oliekrisis en wat die Japannese gedoen het.
Hierdie episode word ondersteun deur Economic Research Southern Africa en die NWU Sakeskool.
Foute en weglatings is my eie.
2 min
July 19, 2023 A history lesson about inflation
While we wait for June's consumer price inflation figure later this morning, I would like to share a history lesson. It is being asked in a number of places, can we do something other than raise interest rates to fight inflation? There is an interesting example of the 1973 oil crisis and what the Japanese did.
This episode is supported by Economic Research Southern Africa and the NWU Business School.
Errors and omissions are my own.
2 min