The Importance of Doing Nothing
As mentioned before on this blog see “Staying Invested Vs Timing Markets” in times of market volatility it can be tempting to deviate from one’s investment plan but knee-jerk reactions are not the best ways to navigate the uncertainty as illustrated in the graphs below by Ninety-One.

Source: Ninety-One
Taking a Closer Look at SA Interest Rates and Inflation – What Are the Drivers?
- In May, the South African Reserve Bank (SARB) raised the Repo rate (Repurchase Rate) by a further 50bps to 4.75%. The SARB last adjusted interest rates on 24 March. Notably, since November 2021, the Repo rate has increased by a total of 125bps. South Africa’s prime interest rate should now increase to 8.25%.
Weekend Read: What Lies Ahead for Investors in 2022
What Lies Ahead for Investors in 2022 by Kevin Lings, Stanlib’s Chief Economist. Click here to read the article.