US dollar vs Rand: Rand wobbles amidst waves of global uncertainty
October 10, 2022
Never a dull week in the trading world and last week was an absolute doozy! Q3 shocked the world, tossing up market turmoil, runaway interest
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Rand unravels to weakest levels in 2 years…
September 5, 2022
And as we head into the final lap of Q3, the markets continue to keep everyone on their toes. Following last week’s highly anticipated Jackson
Fed Wreaks Havoc in the Markets – What’s Next For The Rand?
May 9, 2022
Just when we thought the Rand could not get into more of a rollercoaster, that is just what happened as another week continued to shock
Rand crumbles to R16.13/$…is more pain coming?
May 4, 2022
Another rollicking week has passed us by in a flash, as we saw the Rand’s generally placid trade of the last few months get completely
Rand capitulates by over 100c against US dollar – Where to now?
April 25, 2022
Well, well, well…it had to finally come, didn’t it? After the Rand had showed simply unparalleled stability over the last few months, something had to
Resilient Rand holds it’s own once again!
March 14, 2022
Another rummy old week passes us by, as the markets continue to surprise many with their ducking and diving. The Rand continued to push stronger
Rand holds it’s own against dollar – but for how long?
March 7, 2022
Another week, another fascinating 5 days of market activity amidst global uncertainty. The Rand is going through a most interesting period of trade, where we
Russia – Ukraine War: Were to next for Rand & Global Markets?
February 28, 2022
Well, the inevitable has become reality. Russia has invaded Ukraine. There is no point in beating about the bush – Russia has initiated a violent,
Global Tensions & Eskom Troubles Leave Rand Shaky
February 7, 2022
The Rand has fought through another week, but remains on shaky ground as we look for some clear direction as to what the days ahead
Rand Rallies Against US Dollar Despite Uncertainty – is R15/$ next?
January 24, 2022
The Rand has continued it’s run, and continues to confound economists with every turn as it pushes stronger and stronger against the Dollar. It was