10 US dollars is equal to 174.28 South African Rands
what determines the rand to dollar conversion rate
The ZAR/USD exchange rate would increase with higher 10-year US government bond yields, US real GDP, US stock prices, or South African inflation rates, while it would decrease with higher South African government bond yields, US real GDP, US stock prices, or US inflation rates. The rand has decreased in value relative to the US dollar as a result of the free floating exchange rate regime implemented since February 2000.
There are numerous policy ramifications. Exchange rate changes are significantly influenced by interest rates, real GDP, stock prices, and inflation rates in the US and South Africa.
What influences the South African rand?
Low commodity prices have also contributed to the weakening of the Rand because South Africa is more dependent on mining exports. Low economic growth has decreased China’s demand for commodities, which has led to a decline in global commodity prices. Another element influencing currency value is investor confidence.
Why does the South African rand fluctuate?
In its early years, the value of the rand was mostly based on the cost of gold, South Africa’s principal export. Due to the South African economy’s continued reliance on its gold exports, there has been some correlation between the rand and gold prices in recent years.
Why does the rand’s exchange rate fluctuate so much?
The supply/demand curve for the rand is continually changing as is the case with all other free-floating currencies. Political upheaval, central banking practices, economic performance, and anomalous events are a few of the most notable.
