South Africa’s Q2 Reversal Puts Import Dependence in Focus in New Analysis
TheGMA_South_Africa_Q2_Import_Dependence GDP declined 0.2% as imports rose 4.9% and the current account moved from surplus to deficit during the second quarter of 2026. Taken together, the releases show how an external price shock can intensify existing domestic weaknesses, Import dependence matters when industrial output and investment are already under pressure.” — TheGMA.co.za JOHANNESBURG, GAUTENG, SOUTH…
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