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South Africa Current Account (% GDP, WEO)

Annual current account balance as a share of GDP for South Africa (IMF WEO). Small deficits reliant on commodity prices and cross-border capital flows.

The South Africa Current Account (% GDP, WEO) is currently -0.64%, last updated .

-0.64%
1W +41.75%1M +41.75%3M +41.75%
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The OECD CLI condenses dozens of forward-looking inputs (order books, business surveys, term spreads, share prices) into a single index normalized to 100. Cross-country comparisons reveal whether a downturn is local or global, and the U.S. CLI has historically peaked 6-9 months before recessions. Paired with IMF WEO staff forecasts for real GDP growth and current account balances across 20 economies, the leading-indicator suite gives a more robust turning-point signal than any single country in isolation.

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Dec 31, 2024-0.64%+41.75%
Dec 31, 2023-1.10%-272.60%
Dec 31, 2022-0.30%-107.85%
Dec 31, 20213.77%+88.29%
Dec 31, 20202.00%+176.47%
Dec 31, 2019-2.62%+12.68%
Dec 31, 2018-3.00%-26.37%
Dec 31, 2017-2.37%+9.84%
Dec 31, 2016-2.63%+38.90%
Dec 31, 2015-4.31%+10.43%
Dec 31, 2014-4.81%+9.85%
Dec 31, 2013-5.34%-13.98%
Dec 31, 2012-4.68%-131.91%
Dec 31, 2011-2.02%-55.48%
Dec 31, 2010-1.30%+45.52%
Dec 31, 2009-2.38%+54.02%
Dec 31, 2008-5.19%-6.67%
Dec 31, 2007-4.86%-21.54%
Dec 31, 2006-4.00%-44.16%
Dec 31, 2005-2.77%-10.67%
Dec 31, 2004-2.51%-220.44%
Dec 31, 2003-0.78%-200.07%
Dec 31, 20020.78%+209.06%
Dec 31, 20010.25%

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What is South Africa Current Account (% GDP, WEO)?
Annual current account balance as a share of GDP for South Africa (IMF WEO). Small deficits reliant on commodity prices and cross-border capital flows.
How does South Africa Current Account (% GDP, WEO) relate to imf macro?
South Africa Current Account (% GDP, WEO) is part of the IMF Macro category. The OECD CLI condenses dozens of forward-looking inputs (order books, business surveys, term spreads, share prices) into a single index normalized to 100. Cross-country comparisons reveal whether a downturn is local or global, and the U.S. CLI has historically peaked 6-9 months before recessions. Paired with IMF WEO staff forecasts for real GDP growth and current account balances across 20 economies, the leading-indicator suite gives a more robust turning-point signal than any single country in isolation.
How often is South Africa Current Account (% GDP, WEO) updated?
South Africa Current Account (% GDP, WEO) is updated annual. Each metric page on Convex shows the exact time of the last data update and provides historical data going back up to five years.
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