A quarterly report on the gross fixed capital formation (GFCF) intensity in the South African economy. Contains trends and latest numbers of real growth in and composition of capital formation by asset and organisation types. Also gives a breakdown of the financing sources for GCFC and inflation rates by asset type and the composition of fixed capital stock and GCFC forecasts.
29 June 2023
Real gross fixed capital outlays by private business enterprises increased by 1.
06 March 2023
Real gross fixed capital outlays by private business enterprises declined by 1.
14 September 2022
According to the SA Reserve Bank, growth in real gross fixed capital formation accelerated to 3.
14 February 2022
According to the SA Reserve Bank, real gross fixed capital formation contracted by 11.
08 September 2020
Real capital formation by private business enterprises recorded an increase of 10.
06 February 2020
Real capital formation by private business enterprises recorded an increase of 10.
14 November 2019
Real capital formation by private business enterprises recorded an increase of 15.
17 September 2019
Despite the persistence of balance of payments pressures, slow domestic growth and inflation bottoming, the slight upward bias in long-term interest rates during the first half of 2019, has made way way for an easing in bond yields.
26 April 2019
In 2018, new gross capital formation was financed for the biggest part by the corporate sector (R123 billion) and through foreign investment (R173 billion).
07 November 2018
Real capital formation by private business enterprises recorded an increase of 3.
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