The USD/ZAR price is down for the third consecutive day in part due to the overall weak US dollar and...
USDZAR
In this section, you will find important USDZAR news, actionable trading ideas, and a live USDZAR chart to help you understand how the South African Rand trades vs. the US Dollar.
USDZAR is the ticker symbol in fx markets that represents how many South African Rands you can buy with one US dollar. South African Rand is the legal tender of the Common Monetary Area which includes South Africa, Swaziland, Lesotho, and Namibia. The factors that affect USDZAR are the interest rates, the GDP growth, inflation, unemployment rates, balance of payments and other macroeconomic figures. The US Federal Reserve Bank and South African Central Bank are the two institutions that USDZAR traders follow in order to get an idea about the future moves of the pair.
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The USDZAR gained ground this Thursday, as market players have started to price in the possibility of a rate cut...
The USD/ZAR pair retreated yesterday even as the number of coronavirus cases continued to rise in South Africa. The pair...
The USD/ZAR pair is wavering today after it rose by more than 2% yesterday. The pair is trading at 15.0167,...
The USDZAR is down 0.50% on Wednesday as the South African Rand bounces back from an early-week dollar rally. The...
The USD/ZAR price is up by more than 1.50% as the South African rand gets under intense pressure. The GBP/ZAR...
The USD/ZAR pair is firmly in the red ahead of the Federal Reserve interest rate decision. It is trading at...
USDZAR was lower on the day by 0.8% as the pair struggles to see follow-through above the 15.00 support level. A two-day rally saw the US Dollar trading near 15.20 but the bears are back in control as the week gets underway.
The USD/ZAR pair is up slightly after mixed economic data from South Africa. It is trading at 15.03, which is...
USDZAR has tumbled this week to breach the 15.00 level as US dollar weakness persists. Better-than-expected GDP figures from the South African economy has boosted the Rand.