“Uncertainties in the US are keeping the rand under pressure. A stronger USD would make the ZAR relatively weaker, and the Fed’s messaging regarding interest rate cuts is a key factor here,” said Andre Cilliers, currency strategist at TreasuryONE.
On Thursday, September U.S. consumer inflation figures will be released, while domestic investors also turn their focus towards monthly mining and manufacturing data.
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