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From food to interest rates: How SA’s fuel shock could hit the economy

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From food to interest rates: How SA’s fuel shock could hit the economy

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.

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