SARB Governor Lesetja Kganyago talks climate, crypto & AI
The World Economic Forum (WEF) comes to a close today, with climate change, cryptocurrency, and the global impact of Artificial Intelligence dominating the discussions. CNBC Africa’s Fifi Peters sat down with the Governor of the South African Reserve Bank, Lesetja Kganyago to discuss the key takeaways.
Fri, 24 Jan 2025 11:21:04 GMT
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- The potential impact of trade protectionist measures on the disinflation process and the need for continued global cooperation on climate change mitigation financing
- The evolving landscape of cryptocurrency, with a focus on regulatory challenges and the push for legitimacy in the sector
- The role of artificial intelligence in reshaping economic trends and productivity, with a spotlight on the financial sector and central banking practices
The World Economic Forum in Davos came to a close with discussions focusing on climate change, cryptocurrency, and the global impact of Artificial Intelligence taking center stage. CNBC Africa's Fifi Peters engaged in a conversation with Lesetja Kganyago, the Governor of the South African Reserve Bank, to reflect on the key takeaways from the event. Throughout the dialogue, several critical points emerged, shedding light on key economic trends and challenges facing the global economy in the upcoming year. Kganyago highlighted the potential impact of trade protectionist measures on the disinflation process and emphasized the importance of staying the course on climate change mitigation financing. Additionally, he delved into the evolving landscape of cryptocurrency and the growing influence of artificial intelligence on economic trends and productivity. Let's explore the key themes and insights shared by Kganyago during the interview.
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