South Africa’s Treasury Says GDP Rebasing Has Improved Key Fiscal Metrics
Statistics South Africa’s rebasing made the economy about 5% larger, prompting Treasury to cut its peak debt ratio and deficit forecasts.
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South Africa's Treasury says GDP rebasing has improved key fiscal metrics
South Africa Debt Ratios Lowered by Data Overhaul, Treasury Says
South Africa’s debt-to-gross domestic product ratio was revised sharply lower, the National Treasury said, after a regular exercise to update the data showed the economy was 5.3% larger last year than previously estimated.
South Africa’s GDP rebasing lowers debt ratio, improves fiscal outlook, Treasury says
South Africa’s National Treasury says the country’s latest Gross Domestic Product (GDP) rebasing has improved key fiscal indicators, including lowering the government’s debt-to-GDP ratio and...
Treasury says SA's debt-to-GDP ratio is down by four percentage points
In a rare piece of good news for the bean counters at the National Treasury, South Africa’s debt burden has slimmed down overnight, at least on paper. Revised GDP figures have made the economy look bigger, allowing Treasury to report healthier fiscal ratios without changing any of the underlying revenue, spending or debt numbers. The department said on Thursday that South Africa’s debt burden is lower than previously estimated and key fiscal ind…
Revisions To Official GDP Improve Key Fiscal Metrics
The National Treasury has recalculated key fiscal ratios in light of the 2026 rebasing and benchmarking of official gross domestic product (GDP) data announced by Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) on 29 October 2026. The post Revisions To Official GDP Improve Key Fiscal Metrics appeared first on Infrastructure news.
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