Meanings of weak rand in English

Exports: What benefits could stem from a weak rand?

Others say exporters benefit from the weak rand.

His appointment hit an already weak rand currency.

Its shares have fallen 21 percent over the last year, with the group hurt by a weak rand.

However, a weak rand over a long period of time could have a detrimental impact on the economy, he added.

Yet, for South Africans living in the UK with financial commitments in South Africa, the weak rand is something of a blessing.

In May, the group cited the weak rand as the main reason for a drop of more than two-thirds in its sales.

Drought and the weak rand have caused many retailers to price items higher in a bid to protect their profit margins, hence the higher prices.

We've got a weak Rand, an economy in a technical recession and policies around land expropriation are giving buyers pause for thought.

Another area looking to capitalise is the tourist industry; summer months and a weak Rand are the perfect ingredient for a record number of visitors.

The weak Rand means that a large family home in a luxury security estate can be purchased for between £150k and £200k.