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Trade conditions in SA remain weak as Sacci index stays in negative territory
The Star
|November 19, 2025
SOUTH Africa's trade environment remained firmly in negative territory in October, according to the South African Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Sacci) Trade Conditions Survey, released on Tuesday.
The composite trade index came in at 46, unchanged from the year-to-date average and still below the neutral 50 level, signalling continued pressure on businesses.
Sacci said that both global and domestic economic developments continue to weigh on the sector.
"The negative conditions continue and are evident from the Sacci Trade Conditions Surveys for some time now. In October 2025, trade conditions were still in negative territory with the composite survey index at 46 - it is below the neutral level of 50," it said.
In the first 10 months of 2025, the average for the composite trade index was also 46.
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