ZAR:USD Exchange Rate

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For those interested, this is mostly due to trade deals with US-China coming through, should strengthen all emerging markets / weakens the dollar.
Thanks for the explanation. I always wonder why but don't bother to find out.

But bottom line, I'll take it from anywhere.

We were R11.50:$ in Feb 2018 due to Ramaphoria. No reason we can't get there again. Ten years ago we were R6:$ before Zuma fucked everyone in the arse.
 

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Thanks for the explanation. I always wonder why but don't bother to find out.

But bottom line, I'll take it from anywhere.

We were R11.50:$ in Feb 2018 due to Ramaphoria. No reason we can't get there again. Ten years ago we were R6:$ before Zuma fucked everyone in the arse.
Wait, my explanation is wrong, I misread the date on an article, wrong year.

It's due to US inflation, dollar weakening, not rand strengthening:
 

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So rand is actually improving, nice. Will be interesting to see how the rest of the week looks like, it's mostly due to most of the world going through a boom again and needing metals, if Eskom properly messes up (as in unions), SA will have an issue and crash again.

I'm due to payment incoming tomorrow, will be nice converting.
 
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