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South Africa’s new inflation target gets its first big test | SA News

12 May 2026 by Guest

South Africa’s monetary policy outlook has shifted sharply after successive fuel price shocks this year, raising questions about whether interest rates may need to rise again – just months after the South African Reserve Bank formally adopted its new 3% inflation target.

For consumers already under pressure from high borrowing costs and weak economic growth, the key question is whether the latest shock will force the SARB to tighten policy further in the coming months.

The clearest indication yet of how the Reserve Bank is approaching that question came in a public lecture delivered by Governor Lesetja Kganyago (pictured) at Rhodes University on 4 May, titled “Supply shocks, monetary…

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