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Thamani Economics Consulting

Locality: Sydney, Australia

Phone: +61 405 342 017

Address: CBD 2000 Sydney, NSW, Australia

Website: https://thamanieconomics.com

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24.01.2022 Often there's confusion between what constitutes strategic, operational and tactical! What does strategy in your organisation look like? Do you feel operational and tactical activity has clouded your end goal or strategic imperatives? Or are you even struggling to pick which is which among the three? Talk to us today if you think your corporate/organisational muscles need a strategy refresher! https://twitter.com/thamani_econ/status/1088132790166736898

09.01.2022 Here at Thamani Economics Consulting, we wish you a great festive season and hope that 2019 will bring better opportunities beneath its challenges. Here's a quick recap of major economic and financial events that happened in 2018. 1. Kigali hosted the launch of the historic Africa Continental Free Trade Area which aims to unite Africa at the level of trade. 2. Plenty of news from South Africa, Zuma fell, Ramaphosa stepped in as president and there's talk of the country making... good of its land act in their constitution. 3. The US Federal Reserve continued raising interest rates as it has done since 2016. Some economists suggest that 2019 will not see much more of this upward adjustment given record unemployment levels, wage growth and general good growth numbers. 4. The US and China threatened to trigger a trade war. Perhaps it will be avoided after all. 5. Oil market was interesting. With Qatar leaving the OPEC bloc sighting increased bias on gas. US placed back Iranian trade bans that Obama's administration had worked to lift. Saudi Arabia's large oil contribution to the market may be at some risk due to the recent political crisis with the killing of a journalist. 6. More people have access to the internet than they do clean drinking water. 7. Senegal opened Africa’s first modern museum of civilisations. The fun fact is that the Chinese funded the project. . #thamanieconomics #economics #advisory See more

03.01.2022 The Australian Reserve Bank again cut interest rates to a new South at 0.75% at their October 1 meeting as was widely expected as inflation and economic growth still remain subdued. While interest rates are still expected to drop a touch lower to measly 0.5% or 0.25% by the end of this year in Australia, what will be even more interesting of a thriller in 2020 will be what other arsenals the Bank will have to pull up its sleeves or arsenals it may be need to manufacture in or...der to warm up the economic temperatures which seem to still be stuck in a sticky winter - all that when the weatherman predicts an all-scorcher of a summer. Perhaps we'll get to the magic world of printing some money and 'airlifting' it into people's hats but that's probably not very wise given how badly we've constantly missed the guided inflation target. Or perhaps we'll play with the funny negative inter-bank interest rates which Europe has been toying around with in the last few years, but that may not have the intended expansionary impact per se. Or perhaps the Bank has still got some more room to play with fiscally to be able to move some chess peaces around and get Australia's economy growing again. But I'm also sure the Bank is hoping that the Christmas spending season, the resource commodity purchase increments and the weak Aussie dollar may just get us over the line for next few months. That's of course if the Trump-China trade war doesn't actually materialise which is anybody's guess. Dr Shane Oliver from AMP shares the same sentiments in his latest published post here. First posted on the Thamani Economics Instagram Page (thamani_economics) and cross posted on LinkedIn #economicsconsulting #thamanieconomics #deliveringvalueconsulting #sydney #johannesburg #gaborone #nairobi #managementconsulting #macroeconomics #advisory