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Namibians will find out later today in which direction the cost of borrowing moves. PHOTO: FILE

Borrowing rate comes under focus

3 Dae Gelede

Housing inflation climbed to 4.9% from 4.4%, driven by electricity, gas and other fuels rising to 7.0% from 4.0% the previous month - a sharp swing from a 1.1% decline a year earlier. PHOTO: FILE/REUTERS

Fuel pain pushes inflation to 4.1%

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Namibia’s vehicle market accelerates in February

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A copper ore. PHOTO: FILE

Copper in the spotlight

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A copper ore. PHOTO: FILE

Copper in the spotlight

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Simonis Storm noted uneven building activity as construction sector contracts. PHOTO: FILE

Construction slips into decline

6 Maande Gelede

CHANGE MAY COME: The Bank of Namibia may in future also have to target a fixed inflation rate should its counterpart, the South African Reserve Bank moves away from its current monetary policy stance.

Bank of Namibia faces pressure to adopt 3% inflation target

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The government has borrowed more in October than it has in other months this year, research by Simonis Storm said. Photo File

Govt debt soars in October

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Arney Tjarondja - Research Analyst of Sisedi Investment - Photo Contributed

Sisedi Investment Group appoints Tjaronda to drive investment research

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Visa decision causes uproar

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Visa decision causes uproar

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The Bank of Namibia (BoN) will likely keep its repo rate unchanged at 7.75% today. Photo Unsplash/Towfiqu Barbhuiya

No interest rate relief expected

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