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South Africa's headline consumer inflation rose to 5.6% year on year in February from 5.3% in January, led by food, housing and transport. The rise strengthens the case for the central bank to delay interest rate cuts.
Higher-for-longer rates support the rand, which lowers imported feed costs, but food inflation also signals higher domestic food and feed price pressure.
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