"South Africans have got this can-do attitude, they've got the ability to deliver in difficult circumstances-- that's what's ahead for us in the foreseeable future". Ian phones-in to discuss the economic impact of Covid-19, globally and in Sout
Ian phones-in to give insights into the dramatic economic contraction and job destruction in the wake of our first week of lockdown as well as unpacking the implications of global recession.
The fragility of the US economy, in the context of Corona, makes a SA economic comeback more difficult. Ian discusses how this will affect South African young people coming into the job market, the government and infrastructure.
In Sandton CBD, 450 000 square meters of office space is empty-- that's 22.5% of Sandton's CBD office space indicating a lack of growing or new business in South Africa's financial hub.
Moody's has down-graded SA-- Ian discusses this as well as the global commodities price meltdown, Sasol's dropped share price in the wake of the Lake Charles explosion and answers the question "what does this mean to us?"
Ian discusses COVID-19 examining whether or not its risk is being over-anticipated in the business world. He also talks about electricity production, gives a small bright note on South African business confidence and talks about the demand for
Ian talks about what's going on with Eskom, how the Public Sector must conduct itself during the recession we are in and what each of us can do to preserve our financial situations as times get tougher.
Ian talks about decreasing GDP, the lack of fixed capital investment and what this means to us as well as talking about what the informal sector could achieve if not over-regulated.
Ian discusses the GDP's continued shrinkage and the negative effect this has on the economy. He ends off with tips on how you can navigate through it.We apologize for the poor audio quality.
Ian talks about the current economic data and speaks about how motor vehicle sales indicate grim economic prospects. He also touches a bit on the coronavirus and its potential economic impact on South Africa.
Ian reviews the budget speech for us. he points out what is being done wrong with the economy and also what can be done differently to improve the state of the economy.
It's a jam packed show today as Ian unpacks what's on everyones mind - sovereign wealth fund and state banks. He also explains SA's unemployment levels.
Ian breaks down last night's uninspiring SONA - little is changing and what is changing is at a snail's pace with only a few fundamental changes proposed.Have any feedback or topics you would like us to cover? Contact Ian via email, ian@cra-s