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OPINION POLLS

  • Dec- 2023 -
    27 December

    BUSINESS SENTIMENT

    Despite a notable 51 percent increase in state tax revenue during the first nine months of 2023 compared to the previous year

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  • 27 December

    THE COST OF LIVING

    The PepperCube Cost of Living Index (CLI) is on the rise again, marking an increase in November compared to the previous month

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  • 27 December

    BURNING ISSUES

    The latest LMD-PEPPERCUBE Business Confidence Index (BCI) survey once again sees inflation dominating discussions in business circles. In December

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  • 27 December

    THE ECONOMY

    The New Year is ushering in an atmosphere of uncertainty for businesses, all but clouding hopes of a return to normalcy. That said, there’s an apparent sense

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  • Nov- 2023 -
    27 November

    BUSINESS SENTIMENT

    Biz confidence has nosedived. And we may have to tighten our seatbelts and prepare for a hard landing when businesspeople take cognisance

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  • 27 November

    BURNING ISSUES

    The rise in inflation remains the foremost burning issue in business circles in the latest LMD-NielsenIQ Business Confidence Index (BCI) survey

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  • 27 November

    THE ECONOMY

    Corporates are poised with apprehension as the proposals outlined in Budget 2024 take effect with a sense of uncertainty clouding expectations

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  • 27 November

    CONSUMER CONFIDENCE

    Concern about job prospects is evident with only one individual expressing optimism

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  • 27 November

    THE COST OF LIVING

    The seesawing PepperCube Cost of Living Index (CLI) is back in full swing – it shifted gears in October from the previous month. The CLI

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  • Oct- 2023 -
    23 October

    BUSINESS SENTIMENT

    Business confidence remains clouded by ongoing developments – and heavily dependent on their outcomes. The IMF’s review

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