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As economic growth slowed in the first quarter of 2012, consumer expenditure figures reflected a weakening in household spending and unemployment ticked up
With the world’s major economies slowing rapidly and local consumer and investor confidence sapped by negative headlines, the South African economy is now also feeling the chill, meaning 2012 and 2013 will see continued subdued growth and limited job cre
Whether you believe the Eurozone is in meltdown or not, it has posed other problems for South African exporters.
International credit insurer Coface, projects in its quarterly review South African GDP growth of 3,4% for 2012. The report says that consumer spending is remarkably strong in 2012 amidst global fears of the EU debt problem, an indication of the resilienc
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