USD/ZAR
USDZAR18.72330ZAR
Today
+0.04%
1 Week
+0.43%
1 Month
+3.45%
6 Months
+2.02%
Year to Date
-0.54%
1 Year
+1.15%
Key Data Points
Opening Price
18.7245Previous Closing Price
18.71555Indicators
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USD/ZAR Trading Strategy
Trading Strategy
Our preference: the downside prevails as long as 18.7950 is resistance.
Alternative scenario
the upside breakout of 18.7950, would call for 18.8730 and 18.9190.
Comment
the downside prevails as long as 18.7950 is resistance.
USD/ZAR News
South Africa Retail Sales (YoY) rose from previous 0.9% to 6.3% in October
South Africa Retail Sales (YoY) rose from previous 0.9% to 6.3% in October
South Africa Consumer Price Index (MoM): 0% (November) vs -0.1%
South Africa Consumer Price Index (MoM): 0% (November) vs -0.1%
South Africa Consumer Price Index (YoY) up to 2.9% in November from previous 2.8%
South Africa Consumer Price Index (YoY) up to 2.9% in November from previous 2.8%
South Africa Gross Domestic Product (YoY) remains unchanged at 0.3% in 3Q
South Africa Gross Domestic Product (YoY) remains unchanged at 0.3% in 3Q
GBP/ZAR Price Forecast: Early-warning signs the short-term trend may reverse
GBP/ZAR has formed a temporary bottom after a steep sell-off.
ZAR: Another 25bp cut from South Africa today – ING
Given South Africa's exposure to China, the rand has been hit hard by the US election result and what it will mean for the Chinese economy and world trade next year, ING’s Chris Turner notes.