Image: IOL (site feed)
Rising oil prices could hit South African households through higher fuel, food and borrowing costs, while squeezing consumer spending and adding to pressure on an already weak economy.
Read the full story on IOL (site feed) →
News24x7 shows the headline and a short extract only. The full article, its images and all rights belong to IOL (site feed).
…MRS raises pump price to N1,400/litre…NNPC stations move to N1,375/litre…Independent marketers raise prices to N1,400/litre By Udeme Akpan & Marian Eko LAGOS — The surge in international crude oil prices above $100 per barrel is pushing up petrol prices across Nigeria, with major marketers…
Pensioners will be hit hard by the federal government's controversial private health insurance rebate changes, with new analysis revealing that about half of the $3 billion in forecast savings will be clawed back from those on lower incomes.
Competition in the mortgage market is heating up as banks compete for fewer customers by cutting home loan rates, while economists expect the Reserve Bank to hike interest rates.
The 20-year-old Italian's Madring victory stretched his championship lead to 81 points
[Dabanga] Fuel prices have risen in several Sudanese states as shortages and long queues return to Khartoum, piling pressure on households already struggling with soaring food prices and a weaker pound.
The 20-year-old Italian has extended his championship lead to 81 points after 14 rounds.
