Not as Clear as it Seemed

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Not as Clear as it Seemed

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RMB Morgan Stanley Proprietary LimitedMCEEMEA Economics Weekly | EEMEA Andrea Masia

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Not as Clear as it Seemed Andrea.Masia@rmbmorganstanley.comMorgan Stanley & Co. International plc +27 11 587-0820

Georgi Deyanov

The bar for another rate increase in South Africa is higher than EconomistGeorgi.Deyanov@morganstanley.com +44 20 7425-7006

we had assumed. We expect the policy rate to remain at 7% for Yomna Moheieldin

an extended period and move our first cut to May 2027. In the Economist

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