SARB kept the repo rate at 7% this month – but a split vote and rising inflation mean KZN business owners have a narrowing window before borrowing gets more expensive again. Two members of the South African Reserve Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee wanted to raise the repo rate on 23 July. Four didn’t. That 4–2 split, not the headline “rates on hold” outcome, is the number KwaZulu-Natal business owners should actually be watching.

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