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South Africa’s credit demand growth quickened to 5.96 percent in March

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April 30, 2018

South Africa’s credit demand growth quickened to 5.96 percent in March

Growth in private-sector credit demand in South Africa rose to 5.96 per cent in March from 5.74 per cent in February, Central Bank data showed on Monday.

Expansion in the broadly defined M3 measure of money supply slowed to 6.42 per cent from 6.89 per cent.

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