SARB deputy says economy can sustain brisk growth

South African Reserve Bank deputy governor Ian Plenderleith said on Wednesday 12 May that South Africa can sustain economic growth of at least 4 per cent over the next few years and investor confidence in the country has improved.

Plenderleith told the South African Chamber of Business that economic prospects were supported by sound policies along with what he described as a "visibly tangible improvement" in global confidence towards the country over the last few years.

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