African trade is measured at $86 billion, a woebegone figure considering import and export numbers.
Brazil, the world’s largest poultry exporter, has yet to register a case, but concerns are high as the virus spreads throughout South America.
A new report by PWC anticipates that interest rates will begin to drop after the latest increase hit consumers more sharply than expected this week.
Retailers in pharmaceutical and medical goods, cosmetics, and toiletries are forecast to be among the winners.
“A lost decade could be in the making for the global economy” – World Bank chief economist.
Separating sense from noise on daily graphs has become a minefield for traders.
Manganese on the Trans-Oranje Corridor continues to record the lion’s share of exports.
Fleet expansions are said to be driving down shipping costs.
Consumer Price Inflation hit 7% in February, fuelled mainly by stubbornly high food costs, giving the SARB incentive to raise interest rates.
A KwaZulu Natal firm is expanding to meet global demand for products made from recycled truck tyres and has displaced China in a major market.
