South Africa’s Reserve Bank left interest rates unchanged at 5.75 percent as expected on Thursday, saying the domestic growth outlook had deteriorated further.
“Despite the 75 basis point increase so far this year, monetary policy remains accommodative, and will continue to be supportive of the domestic economy subject to achieving its primary inflation targeting objective,” Governor Gill Marcus said.
via Reuters
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