African central banks set to hold rates as inflation fears grow

South Africa is predicted to raise rates by another 25 basis points to 7.25%.

By Monique Vanek, Bloomberg 

African policymakers are set to keep interest rates higher for longer as renewed hostilities between the US and Iran fan fresh inflation fears, especially in countries that are net fuel importers.

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