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Meanings of stronger rand in English

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Usage of stronger rand in English
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However, the stronger rand is a double-edged sword for many many farmers.
The South African
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And the stronger rand even contributed to a drop in fuel price.
The South African
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Steinhoff said future profits could be affected by the stronger rand, which strengthened by about 30 percent last year.
Reuters
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A stronger rand drives up the cost of products overseas and eats into profit when earnings from abroad are brought home.
Reuters
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The company's troubles have not been limited to its home market, as the stronger rand eats into profits from overseas operations.
Reuters
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Revenue fell 2.3 percent to 109.8 billion rand ($14.91 billion), hit in part by the stronger rand.
Reuters
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Steinhoff said sales fell 3 percent to 24 billion rand ($3.45 billion) as the stronger rand ate into its overseas earnings.
Reuters
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An economic environment with rising commodity prices generally leads to a stronger Rand.
The South African
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A lower unemployment rate will lead to a stronger Rand.
The South African
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The slipping Dollar was positive for the stronger Rand and gave other emerging currencies a reprieve.
The South African
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It is looking likely to improve due to the stronger Rand, with our import-dependent economy prices on the decrease.
The South African
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To sum it all up, a stronger Rand means a decrease in inflation, which makes for cheaper food and booze and all-round happier South Africans.
The South African
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