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Ed Stoddard's articles primarily cover the local finance and economic landscape in South Africa, with a particular focus on economic indicators, government policies, and the mining industry. His coverage heavily relies on data citations and government announcements.
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By: Ed Stoddard
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By: Ed Stoddard
South African consumer inflation may have bottomed out late last year, but any uptick from current levels is seen as gradual. The SA Reserve Bank has lots of scope now to maintain its rate-cutting cycle.
By: Ed Stoddard
A number of factors explain this improving health and safety record, and the government, companies and unions all deserve credit. But no one is keeping tabs on the number of illegal miners who die underground each year.
By: Ed Stoddard
Fund managers don’t often consider religion when making investment decisions, even if they can sometimes seem like the product of a wing and a prayer. But they are missing a very visible hand that has been shaking global markets throughout the 21st century, and the worst is yet to come.
By: Ed Stoddard
Fund managers don't often consider religion when making investment decisions, even if they can sometimes seem like the product of a wing and a prayer. But they are missing a very visible hand that has been shaking global markets throughout the 21st century, and the worst is yet to come.
By: Ed Stoddard
Transnet’s willingness to collaborate with the private sector has been cited as a key reason behind the improved performance. The export boost comes off a low base, but a turnaround needs to begin somewhere.
Delayed rains and the failure of grain crops in much of the region will compound the region's misery and hunger.
Delayed rains and the failure of grain crops in much of the region will compound the region’s misery and hunger.
By: Ed Stoddard
Refineries are very power-intensive and reducing their mounting electricity costs while greening their energy supplies are crucial measures to arrest South Africa’s spiral of deindustrialisation and attract foreign investment.
By: Ed Stoddard
South African agricultural organisations have questioned the sector's steep decline in last year's Q3 GDP data. The Bureau for Food and Agriculture Policy, which is renowned for its insight, dug into the matter and reaped a very different number.
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