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    The document discusses South Africa's economic outlook, with Moody's cutting South Africa's 2019 GDP growth forecast to 0.7% due to issues like high consumer debt levels trapping many South Africans. Additionally, higher retail sales may indicate South Africa avoided a recession, while IMF rumors could provide needed scare to improve the economic situation.

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    The document discusses South Africa's economic outlook, with Moody's cutting South Africa's 2019 GDP growth forecast to 0.7% due to issues like high consumer debt levels trapping many South Africans. Additionally, higher retail sales may indicate South Africa avoided a recession, while IMF rumors could provide needed scare to improve the economic situation.

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    The document discusses South Africa's economic outlook, with Moody's cutting South Africa's 2019 GDP growth forecast to 0.7% due to issues like high consumer debt levels trapping many South Africans. Additionally, higher retail sales may indicate South Africa avoided a recession, while IMF rumors could provide needed scare to improve the economic situation.

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    ECONOMIC OUTLOOK

    ECONOMIC FORECAST
    MOODY'S CUTS SA'S 2019 GDP GROWTH FORECAST
    TO 0.7%
    South Africa’s unsecured lending boom has left
    millions in a debt trap
    How Africa can secure its long-term economic
    growth
    IMF Rumors May Be the Scare South Africa Needs
    Higher retail sales signal South Africa may have
    dodged a recession

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