Swa
Honorary Master
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- May 4, 2012
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Eish. You seem to be having either trouble understanding or reading here. The world lost a lot in the 2007 financial crisis. That money is now no longer available to invest and emerging markets have been feeling the brunt of it. I'd put it at 50% ANC and 50% world economics.Nonsense. The Rand was doomed the ANC started to develop and entrench their so called "economic" policies ( actually only politically based without a shred of economic sense)
The reason it's taken the R so long to decline is because of what the previous government had built up.
But the damage is now so irreparable and the fissures so cavernous there is no going back.
Incidentally when did the Rand start depreciating? Oh that's right. If it wasn't for the crisis they might still have been investing not caring about possibly losing money as they'd have money to waste.
It has not. Overall whenever there's these "flutters" emerging markets behave proportionally more or less the same.It's very much related in that the trust is now completely gone and so any flutter in international markets has a disproportionately larger effect on our currency.
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£ now sitting at 19.7397 as I type...
