Econometrix
@EconometrixZA
South Africa's leading independent economic consultancy. Take your business to the next level.
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Congratulations to our chief economist, Dr Azar Jammine, who ranked in the Financial Mail Analyst awards for his economic analysis on the domestic economy.”
[ON AIR] The @SAReserveBank Governor yesterday increased the Repo Rate by 50 basis points to 4.75%. @AzarJammine, Director and Chief Economist of @EconometrixZA on #SAfmSunrise with @StephenGrootes #sabcnews
![SAfmRadio's tweet image. [ON AIR] The @SAReserveBank Governor yesterday increased the Repo Rate by 50 basis points to 4.75%. @AzarJammine, Director and Chief Economist of @EconometrixZA on #SAfmSunrise with @StephenGrootes #sabcnews](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FTLXEttXEAoATrs.png)
[ON AIR] Dr @AzarJammine - Director and Chief Economist at @EconometrixZA joins @Sechaba_G to help us put this into perspective, and asses how this further impacts out how you buy your groceries, while at the same time managing other household expenses. Your thoughts? SMS:41391
![SAfmRadio's tweet image. [ON AIR] Dr @AzarJammine - Director and Chief Economist at @EconometrixZA joins @Sechaba_G to help us put this into perspective, and asses how this further impacts out how you buy your groceries, while at the same time managing other household expenses.
Your thoughts?
SMS:41391](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FPk6edDXIAE0crP.jpg)
Dr Azar Jammine Director and Chief Economist at @EconometrixZA on South Africa Budget 2022- in a nutshell. Azar gives the budget a rating of 7 out of 10. @JanineBester @TreasuryRSA #SABudget2022
This is potentially one of the closest decisions on rates we have seen in awhile. Thursday is the day that Econometrix will be covering all the angles and unpacking what the SARB decision on rates means for you. econometrix.co.za #Rates #economy #growth
This week Econometrix releases our quarterly economic outlook. Written by our chief economist, Dr Azar Jammine, it summarises developments in both the international and domestic economies.
“Econometrix is releasing The Industry Macro Tracker for organisations that need to understand and monitor the performance of various industries in the South African economy. . Let us do the analysis for you!”
GDP data is out tomorrow, the economy may have grown, but there will be no change in the country’s outlook. Econometrix clients have access to our proprietary forward looking indices of macroeconomic conditions. Stay ahead of the data.
Our dashboard releases this week for Macro Risk clients: The dashboard report provides a visual chart summary of all macroeconomic outcomes over the month. Your job is to run your business, our job is to do the analysis.
After a rapid recovery post hard-lockdown, our proprietary leading Macro Risk Index shows that business conditions may be slipping back. Do you understand the macroeconomic backdrop your company faces? follow us linkedin.com/company/econom…
[LISTEN] #AzarJammine from @EconometrixZA spoke about how the generation threshold for companies has lifted to 100MW on the @SAfmRadio #marketupdate with @nompu300. Download the interview here and listen to the show live on Mon-Thu from 18:00-19:00. ow.ly/F5e850F82Bx
The #unemployment rate has risen to a new record high of 32.5% in Q4 2020, from 30.8% in Q3 2020. These figures illustrate how the impact of #lockdown has had a devastating effect on unemployment in the country. Recovery in employment is likely to be prolonged.
The headline CPI #inflation rate declined to 3.1% y/y in December, from 3.2% y/y in November. This outcome is in line with consensus expectations.
As lockdown restrictions were eased in Q3, compared with the strict lockdown seen in Q2, economic activity picked up. In Q3, the South African economy emerged from #recession as q/q seasonally-adjusted #GDP growth picked up sharply to 66.1% in the period, from -51.7% in Q2.
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