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SAs inflation rate fell below the central bank’s target in June for the first time in 14 months.

ANKARA: The Turkish lira slipped to a new record low on Monday as investors waited for indications on policy moves...

A crippling energy crisis, a low growth environment and deteriorating fiscal metrics combined to push the rand to a record low last week.But the normal response of raising interest...

A crippling energy crisis, a low growth environment and deteriorating fiscal metrics combined to push the rand to a record low last week.But the normal response of raising interest...

The normal response of raising interest rates to defend the currency may prove counterproductive.

The SA Reserve Bank is facing a dilemma between rate hikes that may harm the rand or pausing the cycle, which could also undermine the rand.

If the Sarb doesn’t hike, or even does a 25 basis-point hike, versus the market that is pricing in 50 basis points, we are likely to see some rand weakness, said Walter de Wet.