South Africa - Real Private Consumption

South Africa: Real Private Consumption

Mnemonic	C$.IZAF
Unit	Mil. 2015 ZAR, SAAR
Adjustments	Seasonally Adjusted at Annual Rate
	Quarterly	0.33 %
Data	2022 Q3	3,059,324
	2022 Q2	3,069,559

Series Information

Source	South African Reserve Bank (SARB)
Release	Quarterly Bulletin
Frequency	Quarterly
Start Date	3/31/1960
End Date	9/30/2022

South Africa: GDP

	Reference	Last	Previous	Units	Frequency
Government Consumption	2022 Q3	1,306,156	1,271,197	Mil. ZAR, SAAR	Quarterly
Investment	2022 Q3	1,070,451	986,323	Mil. ZAR, SAAR	Quarterly
Nominal Fixed Investment (gross fixed capital formation)	2022 Q3	943,587	921,056	Mil. ZAR, SAAR	Quarterly
Nominal Gross Domestic Product	2022 Q3	6,740,461	6,609,145	Mil. ZAR, SAAR	Quarterly
Private Consumption	2022 Q3	4,199,414	4,132,977	Mil. ZAR, SAAR	Quarterly
Real Fixed Investment (gross fixed capital formation)	2022 Q3	661,770	659,715	Mil. 2015 ZAR, SAAR	Quarterly
Real Government Consumption	2022 Q3	905,142	900,300	Mil. 2015 ZAR, SAAR	Quarterly
Real Gross Domestic Product	2022 Q3	4,643,673	4,569,610	Mil. 2015 ZAR, SAAR	Quarterly
Real Investment	2022 Q3	724,629	691,111	Mil. 2015 ZAR, SAAR	Quarterly
Real Private Consumption	2022 Q3	3,059,324	3,069,559	Mil. 2015 ZAR, SAAR	Quarterly

Release Information

Description

For South Africa: interest rates, detailed balance of payments, detailed expenditure approach to GDP from the quarterly national accounts (GDP(E)), GFCF detail. From the quarterly bulletin produced by the South African Reserve Bank (SARB).

Properties

Interest rates

Balance of payments

National accounts

Active:

Framework: UN SNA 2008
Measurements:
- Millions of South African rand at constant year-2015 prices (Mil. 2010 ZAR)
- At current prices (Mil. ZAR)
Adjustments:
- Seasonally adjusted annualized rate (SAAR)
- Not seasonally adjusted (NSA)
Native frequency: Quarterly
Start date: Uniformly 1993Q1

Predecessors:

SNA 2008 at 2010 prices - 1960 or 1993 to 2021
SNA 93 at 2005 prices

Methodology

The source writes:

The analysis focuses on four key areas:

Domestic economic developments
Foreign trade and payments
Monetary developments, interest rates and financial markets
Public finance

The statistical section is organized along eight major categories:

Money and banking
Capital market
National financial account
Public finance
International economic relations
- Balance of payments statistics are aligned with the guidelines of the Balance of Payments and International Investment Position Manual (BPM6).
National accounts
- National accounts data are reported according to the standards of the 2008 SNA.
- Industries are clasified according to the Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) fifth edition, the localization of ISIC Rev.3.
General economic indicators
Key information

Debt-service cost is defined as the interest payments on household's outstanding debt. To calculate the debt service ratio, debt-service cost is multiplied by 100, and then divided by net disposable income of households.

Revisions

Data for the previous quarter is subject to revision during the regular update.

Figures for the past four years are preliminary and subject to revision during the fourth quarter update.

In accordance with international best practice, national accounts are rebased and benchmarked every five years.

Notes

Statistics South Africa (Stats SA) disseminates quarterly data on GDP compiled according to the production approach (GVA). Differences between GDP compiled for the production approach and GDP compiled from the expenditure approach (by the SARB) are allocated to a "statistical discrepancy" item in the expenditure-based estimates.