The large fall in South African inflation in July, to 4.3% y/y, will likely prove a blip and the headline rate is likely to rise into early 2027. That should keep the SARB on the sidelines in the near term, but we see scope for more monetary easing than is widely anticipated from Q2 of next year.
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