The Occasional Bulletin of Economic Notes is a compilation of South African Reserve Bank Economic Notes that are typically short economic analyses initially written for internal discussion and to stimulate debate. They are written by staff members of the South African Reserve Bank or visiting fellows and are released publicly on an occasional basis.

^{8 September}

Click on any of the headings below to read the individual Economic Notes.

1. Stress testing the 3% inflation target
2. Competition and food prices: the case of rockets and feathers
3. BER special question: Do firms know about the new inflation target? Implications for the path to 3%
4. De-dollarisation and emerging markets: more policy space or less?
5. Running on empty? South Africa’s refinery closures and their macroeconomic impact

Alternatively, download the combined publication below.