Policymakers in South Africa will probably follow today’s 25bp cut with another 25bp of loosening at their next meeting in September. We expect that South African inflation will ease in Q3, while cuts from key central banks elsewhere – notably the US Fed – will set a more accommodative global backdrop.
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