South Africa Money and Credit Market Trends & Forecasts (Quarterly Report)

The Quantec Money and Credit Market Trends and Forecasts report, is a Quarterly overview of the movement of money market interest rates, liquidity operations and movements, as well as money supply and credit growth trends. Recent trends of the lending by monetary institutions are shown and forecasts provided for selected balance sheet items of the banking sector. The report includes an appendix describing the working of the SARB’s monetary policy transmission mechanism.

South Africa Money and Credit Market Trends & Forecasts — June 2023 Report

29 June 2023

According to the most recent MPC statement of the SA Reserve Bank, risks to the inflation outlook are assessed to the upside.

South Africa Money and Credit Market Trends & Forecasts — March 2023 Report

06 March 2023

According to the most recent MPC statement of the SA Reserve Bank, risks to the inflation outlook are assessed to the upside.

South Africa Money and Credit Market Trends & Forecasts — September 2022 Report

15 September 2022

In the second quarter of this year, headline inflation breached the target range and is expected to remain above it until the second quarter of 2023.

South Africa Money and Credit Market Trends & Forecasts — February 2022 Report

14 February 2022

In the near term, the headline inflation outlook has increased well above the mid-point of the inflation target band, and is expected to return to close to the mid-point in the fourth quarter of 2022.

South Africa Money and Credit Market Trends & Forecasts — May 2021 Report

31 May 2021

The repurchase (repo) rate was kept unchanged at a historically low 3.

South Africa Money and Credit Market Trends & Forecasts — September 2020 Report

08 September 2020

At the conclusion of their Monetary Policy Committee meeting in late-July 2020, the SA Reserve Bank issued a statement saying that exceptionally accommodative policies and the relaxation of lockdowns in many advanced economies have supported a partial recovery in global financial markets.