MoneywebIzak Odendaal · 29 October 2026 at 02:06Read the full story on MoneywebSouth Africa’s budget deficit is on track to fall below 3% of GDP, while inflation is expected to approach the Reserve Bank’s 3% target – but lifting economic growth remains the biggest challenge.
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