The South African Reserve Bank is expected to announce its latest decision on the repo rate on Thursday. With inflation currently at a subdued 2.7%, some economists are calling for a rate cut to stimulate growth. 

However, others caution that global economic uncertainties and domestic structural challenges may justify maintaining the current rate. Peter Ndoro spoke to Frank Blackmore, Head Economist at KPMG South Africa.

<p>The South African Reserve Bank is expected to announce its latest decision on the repo rate on Thursday. With inflation currently at a subdued 2.7%, some economists are calling for a rate cut to stimulate growth.&nbsp;</p>
<p>However, others caution that global economic uncertainties and domestic structural challenges may justify maintaining the current rate. Peter Ndoro spoke to Frank Blackmore, Head Economist at KPMG South Africa.</p>