
The South African rand strengthened today as the European Central Bank announced it’s planning to lend dollar to the European bank in an effort to support the European banking system and to boost liquidity.
The
ECB announced it’s going to perform liquidity operations in tandem with the
Federal Reserve, the
Bank of England, the
Japan of Bank and the
Swiss National Bank. The effort of the central banks reduced concerns about the Eurozone banking system. Analysts think that the optimism may be
short-live, but for now it bolstered riskier assets, including the rand.
USD/ZAR fell from 7.3730 to 7.3710 as of 17:10 GMT. Today’s intraday high was 7.460 and the intraday low was 7.3120.
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The South African rand strengthened today as the European Central Bank announced it’s planning to lend dollar to the European bank in an effort to support the European banking system and to boost liquidity.
The
ECB announced it’s going to perform liquidity operations in tandem with the
Federal Reserve, the
Bank of England, the
Japan of Bank and the
Swiss National Bank. The effort of the central banks reduced concerns about the Eurozone banking system. Analysts think that the optimism may be
short-live, but for now it bolstered riskier assets, including the rand.
USD/ZAR fell from 7.3730 to 7.3710 as of 17:10 GMT. Today’s intraday high was 7.460 and the intraday low was 7.3120.
If you have any questions, comments or opinions regarding the South African Rand, feel free to
post them using the commentary form below.
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