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Skip to content * IOL * Property360 * StyleMode * TYI * Voices360 * Talent360 Mon, Jan 16 * Home * News * Western Cape * National * International * Business * Politics * Sport * Highlights * Cricket * Rugby * Soccer * Lifestyle & Entertainment * Celebrity * Entertainment * Cape Spy * Cinema * Gadget & Games * Tonight * Recipes * Lifestyle * Travel * Parenting * Health & Beauty * Horoscope * Photo of the Day * Multimedia * Opinion * Sport * Dudley Carstens * Matthew Marcus * Nick Feinberg * Julia Stuart * Motoring * Bobby Nitro * Current Affairs * Bobby Brown * Munier Grootbek * Lifestyle * Cooksisters * Waseef Piekaan * Auntie Pearl * Competitions * Contact * REPO RATE TO RISE AGAIN The prime lending rate is expected to increase Bonny Fourie | January 13, 2023 South African property owners will have to fork out more on their home loan repayments at the end of this month as the repo rate looks set to increase again. Best-case scenario predictions are that the hike will be 0.25%, while worst-case expectations are leaning towards a 0.75% increase. This will push the current interest rate of 10.5% to between 10.75% and 11.25%. The good news, though, is that FNB senior economist Koketso Mano expects the upcoming increase to be the last in the current cycle. “The Monetary Policy Committee will then evaluate the impact of monetary tightening since November 2021, when the repo rate was at an historic low of 3.5%, and the prime lending rate at 7%.” dailyvoice@inl.co.za Share this article: ShareTweetShareShareEmail Recommended Stories Wat kost een traplift? Vergelijk hier traplift prijzen en bespaar! VergelijkPortaal.nl PHOTOS: Execution at Mitchells Plain hospital ‘I drank my dead sister’s blood’ Scootmobiel kopen? Bespaar geld en tijd door offertes te vergelijken! VergelijkPortaal.nl Top SLG Game ‘King of Avalon’ is now available for free download on Windows! King of Avalon is a 4X strategy MMO inspired by the legend of King Arthur. Raise your dragon and build up your city. Let's rule the Kingdom! KING OF AVALON Gewichtsverlies: meer vet eten? Niet zo slecht voor je dieet (het is baanbrekend) SanaWellness Most ReadEditor's Choice MOST READ 1 WHAT THE VARK, MY BRU? 2 DEAD DAD FOUND IN A FIELD 3 MR DIEF-LIVERY: OU BUST FOR FOOD TAKEOUT BIKE THEFT 4 TASK TO RID FLATS OF GUNS 5 [WATCH] MAGGOTS IN OUMA’S FOOT: FAMILY SLAMS HOSPITAL FOR POOR WOUND CARE EDITOR'S CHOICE 1 MOERED BANDIET PAKS UIT: KILLER’S FIANCÉ SAYS HE SOEKS ANOTHER TRONK 2 ‘MY ATTACKER IS STILL FREE’: FLATS MAN WANTS POLICE TO BUST OU WHO STABBED HIM 3 HANOVER PARK TEEN SURVIVES FIVE GUNSHOTS: ‘PRAYERS’ SAVED DRIVE-BY VICTIM 4 YOUR TIME TO SHINE: FRESH TALENT REQUIRED FOR UPCOMING MITCHELLS PLAIN MUSICAL PRODUCTION 5 [WATCH] OUMA, 73, OUT ON BAIL AS DEAD HUSBAND’S FAMILY SAY HE ONLY DRANK AND NAGGED FOLLOW US Like Daily Voice on FacebookFollow Daily Voice on TwitterFollow Daily Voice on InstagramSubscribe to Daily Voice RSS Feed WEATHER TODAY 16 JANUARY 2023 18° View 7 day forecast ON SALE NOW Related Articles Repo rate increases Repo rate ‘11% by Jan’ Repo rate cut to 3.50% Repo rate up 50 points SA Reserve Bank cuts interest rates by 50 basis points How to get rid of skuld – asap: Practical methods to pay off your debts SUBSCRIBE Sign up to receive breaking news in your inbox.Subscribe * About Daily Voice * Contact Us * Terms and Conditions * Privacy Policy * Feedback * Complaints Procedure * Advertise with us © 2023 Independent Media and affiliated companies. All rights reserved. Please visit the official Government information portal for Coronavirus by clicking HERE