South Africa's rand headed for its fifth day of losses on Thursday, as the dollar continued to benefit from Donald Trump's U.S. election win. At 1127 GMT, the rand traded at 18.37 against the dollar,

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Currency fluctuations can be sudden and unpredictable, and that’s particularly true for emerging market currencies such as the rand

South Africa's rand hit a three-month low on Tuesday, hurt by a stronger dollar and weaker gold prices, as markets grappled with what another Donald Trump presidency will mean for U.S. policy and trade relations.