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9479: Capital flow reversal and impacts through the financial sector

Konstantin Makrelov

9478: Assessing the accuracy of the SARB s growth forecasts

Riaan Ehlers, David Fowkes, Nkhetheni Nesengani and Rowan Walter

9477: 1902 A novel supply

Kgotso Morema, Jeffrey Rakgalakane, Theresa Alton and Pamela Mjandana

9365: Onwards and downwards

Erik Visser, David Fowkes and Theo Janse van Rensburg

9345: Bulletin

Theo Janse van Rensburg, David Fowkes and Erik Visser

9344: Monetary aspects of Zimbabwe s new economic crisis July 2019

Thulisile Radebe and David Fowkes

9343: Dodging Sudden Stops July 2019

Alex Smith

9342: Rand misalignment Evidence from Bayesian Threshold VECMs

Daan Steenkamp

9341: A Stylised Semi structural Model of the Equilibrium REER

Byron Botha, Koketso Mano and Franz Ruch

8905: Onwards and downwards- The changing role of administered prices in headline inflation

Erik Visser, David Fowkes and Theo Janse van Rensburg

8903: Bulletin

Macro Models Unit and Policy Development Wing

8902: Decoupling from global growth

Theo Janse van Rensburg and Erik Visser

8901: 03 Getting to the core of it July 2017

Theo Janse van Rensburg and Theresa Alton

8900: Animal spirits and the hangover in private sector investment

Marea Sing, Max Steinbach and Nkhetheni Nesengani

8899: 01 SA s structural budget balance some fiscal restraint March 2017 2

Jean-Franois Mercier

8898: 05 Going green is good for private fixed investment April 2017

Nkhetheni Nesengani

8897: To zero and beyond Estimating South Africa s structural

Theo Janse van Rensburg and Erik Visser

8896: Bulletin

Alain Kabundi

8895: The end of global reserve accumulation and its implications

Jean-Franois Mercier

8894: 01 Dispersion of Inflation Expectations March 2015 2

Shakill Hassan and Siobhan Redford

8893: Bulletin

Janine Boshoff and Byron Botha

8892: All about that base Assessing the role of base effects in South African CPI inflation November 2016

Thulisile Radebe and David Fowkes

8891: Credit where it s due

Theo Janse van Rensburg, Erik Visser and Danie Meyer

8890: Current account rebalancing an exploration of the trade data

Rowan Walter and David Fowkes

8889: Output gap uncertainty February 2016

Franz Ruch, Byron Botha and Max Steinbach

8888: South African households how to deleverage without saving

Jean-Franois Mercier and Elritte Botes

8886: Crowding out digging

David Fowkes, Thulisile Radebe and Sihle Nomdebevana

8885: 04 Is our core rotten Franz Ruch Nov 17

Franz Ruch

8882: Has the South African economy run out of fiscal space

Alain Kabundi and Luchelle Soobyah

8881: 01Making sense of neutral real interest rates Chris Loewald 2

Christopher Loewald

8880: Capital inflows and domestic credit

Jean-Franois Mercier

8879: Update to the Quarterly Projection Model

Byron Botha, Franz Ruch and Max Steinbach

8878: The structure of South Africa s external position

Bojosi Morule and Daan Steenkamp

8877: Policy cyclicality in the post crisis period Theresa Alton

Theresa Alton

8871: Inflation expectations and outlook for services prices

David Fowkes, Theo Janse van Rensburg and Theresa Alton

8870: Living with structural current account deficits

Jean-Franois Mercier

8761: 07OBEN1802CapitalinflowsanddomesticcreditTheSouthAfricanexceptionJeanFrancoisMercier

Sarb

8281: 05CrowdingoutdiagnosingSouthAfricasstubborncurrentaccountdeficitJanuary2018

Sarb

8057: 05ComparingtheSARBsQuarterlyProjectionModeltotheCoremacroeconometricmodelSeptember2017

Sarb

7851: 04TozeroandbeyondEstimatingSouthAfricasstructuralJanuary2017

Sarb

7731: 06AnalysisandrevisionstothefoodoutlookbasedontheDisaggregatedInflationModelDIMNovember2016

Sarb