Occasional Bulletin of Economic Notes

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11058: Big drivers of export and import volumes How have these relationships shifted amidst large shocks

Lesego Chanza, Koketso Mantsena and Mpho Rapapali

11057: Looking to the price setters what can we learn from firmlevel inflation expectations data

Ayrton Amaral, Marique Kruger and Monique Reid

11056: Carbon taxation in South Africa and the risks of carbon border adjustment mechanisms

Boingotlo Gasealahwe, Konstantin Makrelov and Shanthessa Ragavaloo

11055: Are shifts in AE labour markets structural

Mukovhe Takalani, Jean-Francois Mercier, Blessings Nkuna and Kagiso Mphahlele

11054: The importance of geopolitics

Josina Solomons, Pamela Mjandana and Jean-Francois Mercier

11053: Updating the SARB Index of Commodity Prices

Hannah de Nobrega, Johannes Coetsee, Ferreira Mg and Rowan Walter

11052: Recent GDP growth outcomes exceed expectations despite record power outages

Arnold Khoza, Mokgabiso Tshenkeng and Sumaiya Sidat Kgotso Morema

11051: Change of the SARBs preferred inflation target in 2017 the conditional forecast story

Ekaterina Pirozhkova and Nicola Viegi

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Sarb

11049: Deglobalisation trend or temporary shock

Josina Solomons

11048: Reflections on loadshedding and potential GDP

Theo Janse van Rensburg and Kgotso Morema

11047: Drivers of corporate credit in South Africa

Kathryn Bankart, Xolani Sibande and Konstantin Makrelov

11046: Quo vadis rstar

Jean-Francois Mercier

11045: Mind second round effects The effects of food and energy inflation on core inflation in South Africa

Witness Simbanegavi and Andrea Leonard Palazzi

11044: South Africas revenue performance during COVID and beyond The impact of commodity prices

Chloe Allison, Nkhetheni Nesengani and Nic Spearman

11043: Occasional Bulletin of Economic Notes 2301 combined

Sarb

11042: Surging commodity prices explain a lot

Theo Janse van Rensburg and Erik Visser

11041: Should we worry about the high producer prices Yes but

Susan Knox, Palesa Mnguni, Pieter Pienaar and Witness Simbanegavi

11040: Policy lessons from global retail CBDC projects

Nic Spearman

11039: Revisiting EM economic development and convergence

Jean-Francois Mercier

11038: Occasional Bulletin of Economic Notes 2201 combined June 2022

Sarb

11036: Drivers of medium term growth

Josina Solomons, Kerschyl Singh and Jean-Francois Mercier

11035: Inflation in the time of Covid19 II the liquidity surge

Jean-Francois Mercier

11034: A Truckometer for South Africa

Byron Botha, Samkelo Duma and Daan Steenkamp

11033: Has publication of a repo path provided guidance

Luchelle Soobyah and Daan Steenkamp

11032: Why the pandemic is lowering medical insurance inflation

Kathryn Bankart, Elise Green, Dineo Lekgeu, Koketso Mano and Mpho Rapapali

11005: What pricelevel data can tell us about pricing conduct in South Africa South African Manufacturing A situational analysis

Sarb

11004: What pricelevel data can tell us about pricing conduct in South Africa

Sarb

11003: OBEN 2001 November 2020

Sarb

11002: What pricelevel data can tell us about pricing conduct in South Africa

Chris Loewald

11001: What pricelevel data can tell us about pricing conduct in South Africa

Sarb

11000: iv South African Reserve Bank What pricelevel data can tell us about pricing conduct in South Africa

Sarb

10413: The great descent- Fiscal multiplier now a fraction of what it was a decade ago

Theo Janse van Rensburg, Konstantin Makrelov and Shaun de Jager

10412: Industry TFP estimates for South Africa

Julius Pain, Mpho Rapapali and Daan Steenkamp

10411: Weathering the Covid-19 storm- The response of macro-prudential policy

Palesa Mnguni, Mpho Rapapali and Witness Simbanegavi

10410: South African Manufacturing- A situational analysis

Palesa Mnguni and Witness Simbanegavi

10409: Covid-19 lockdowns- Impact more severe than previously thought

Palesa Mnguni, Mpho Rapapali, Konstantin Makrelov and Witness Simbanegavi

10408: What's different about the current business cycle downswing?

Philadelphia Makhanya

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South African Reserve Bank

10012: Occasional Bulletin of Economic Notes 2001 What is keeping housing inflation below the inflation target midpoint June 2020

Koketso Mano, Patience Mathuloe and Nkhetheni Nesengani

10011: A fiscal impact measure for South Africa June 2020

Thulisile Radebe

10010: Occasional Bulletin of Economic Notes 2001 Impact of lock down measures June 2020

Kgotso Morema and Theo Janse van Rensburg

10009: Occasional Bulletin of Economic Notes 2001 A measure of South African sovereign risk premium June 2020

Luchelle Soobyah and Daan Steenkamp

10008: Occasional Bulletin of Economic Notes 2001 Measuring public sector CPI June 2020

Koketso Mano

10007: Occasional Bulletin of Economic Notes 2001 Food prices after the crisis improving the forecasts June 2020

Patience Mathuloe and Rowan Walter

10006: Occasional Bulletin of Economic Notes 2001 Monetary policy and borrowing costs for different household income groups June 2020

Kerschyl Singh and David Fowkes

10005: Occasional Bulletin of Economic Notes 2001 The impact of inflation on the poor June 2020

Christopher Loewald and Konstantin Makrelov

9482: The industrial policy debate State of affairs August 2019

Witness Simbanegavi

9481: The effectiveness of the Employment Tax Incentive August 2019

Bojosi Morule and Konstantin Makrelov

9480: South Africa s disinflation A cyclical phenomenon August 2019

Thulisile Radebe