Trade Conditions Held Up The SACCI Trade Conditions Survey for March and April 2025 shows some resilience despite subdued overall economic circumstances. The improved trade
The SACCI Business Confidence Index (BCI) for December 2023 reached a notable 112.1, marking the second-highest level for the year, surpassed only by the January
Forty-two percent of businesses surveyed by SACCI in October 2022 experienced subdued trade conditions although 58% of the respondents were positive about trade conditions for
As was the case with most countries, South Africa’s trade took a relatively significant knock during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic and the consequent
South Africa’s trade surplus narrowed to R24.2bn in June 2022, compared to the revised surplus of R30.9bn for the previous month. “The surplus was slightly
The SACCI’s Business Confidence Index (BCI) recorded 89.3 in May 2022 – its lowest level since the 85.7 of September 2020. The BCI declined from
The Deputy Director-General of Export Promotion, Development and Outward Investment at the Department of Trade, Industry and Competition (the dtic), Ms Lerato Mataboge says South
KwaZulu-Natal-based companies are enthusiastic that Africa’s premier trade exhibition taking place in Durban next week will put them on the spotlight and offer new markets
After trade conditions reached an all-time low in April and May 2020 due to strict lockdown measures to curb Covid-19 infections, trade conditions were more
The South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SACCI) on Monday condemned “in the strongest terms the looting of businesses, damage to property and intimidation