{"id":61880,"date":"2016-01-14T19:36:51","date_gmt":"2016-01-14T17:36:51","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/new-marketsmind-the-gap-wider-spreads-for-em-currencies\/"},"modified":"2016-01-14T19:36:51","modified_gmt":"2016-01-14T17:36:51","slug":"new-marketsmind-the-gap-wider-spreads-for-em-currencies","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.myza.co.za\/press\/new-marketsmind-the-gap-wider-spreads-for-em-currencies\/","title":{"rendered":"New: MarketsMind the gap: Wider spreads for EM currencies"},"content":{"rendered":"

MarketsMind the gap: Wider spreads for EM currencies<\/strong>
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\nThe dollar has slipped 0.7 per cent against the Turkish lira, 0.8 per cent against the Malaysian ringgit, 0.8 per cent against the rouble and, in the most arresting reversal, 1.1 per cent against the South African rand. The haven yen is moving in the …
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South Africa<\/b>: A Dollar Now Costs R20 On Streets of Zimbabwe<\/strong>
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\nNowhere is the rand slipping faster than on the streets of Bulawayo in Zimbabwe – where it has already reached a rate of 20:1 to the US dollar. The rate is even higher if a buyer wants to use rand coins instead of notes, according to the state-owned …
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Rand<\/b>, Euro and Canadian Dollar Exchange Rates Fluctuate against Pound Sterling …<\/b><\/strong>
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\nThe canadian dollar to south african rand exchange rate: CAD\/ZAR conversion is 11.433. The canadian dollar to us dollar exchange rate converts at 1 CAD is 0.697 USD. NB: the forex rates mentioned above, revised as of 14th Jan 2016, are inter-bank …
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South African<\/b> Yellow Corn Rallies to Record as Rains Too Late<\/strong>
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\nYellow corn for delivery in July rose 2.2 percent to 3,695 rand ($ 222) a metric ton on the South African Futures Exchange. A fourth straight advance is the longest run in three weeks. The white variety for delivery in the same month gained 2.6 percent …
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U.S. service members visit Swazi orphanage during MEDFLAG 09 in Swaziland, Africa 090813<\/strong>
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U.S. service members visit Swazi orphanage<\/p>\n

By Staff Sgt. Lesley Waters
\nCJTF-HOA Public Affairs<\/p>\n

MOTJANE, Swaziland \u2013 During the MEDFLAG 09 exercise, U.S. troops worked long hours to support several medical, dental and veterinary operations in Swazi villages.<\/p>\n

Some Americans want to do more.
\nOne afternoon, the Americans had an opportunity to visit children at the Emmanuel Khayalethu Orphanage, offering what they could to the 65 children living there. They brought a lot more than just themselves.<\/p>\n

The American troops donated 6,200 South African Rand (about 0) worth of food and toys to children, ranging in age of one to 15 years old. <\/p>\n

During MEDFLAG 09, teams of U.S. service members partnered with Swazi military personnel and civilians to offer medical, dental and veterinary care in Swazi communities. They also offered classes on first responder familiarization, disaster relief, preventive medicine and tropical medicine.<\/p>\n

During the delivery to the orphanage, they took time to visit with the children.<\/p>\n

\u201cThis has been the most rewarding part of my time in Swaziland,\u201d said U.S. Marine Cpl. David Johnson, a field radio operator with the 8th Communications Battalion. \u201cOur spending time with them, even for a few hours, shows the children someone does care about them and that they are not alone. The toys are great, but the personal attention is what they really enjoyed.\u201d<\/p>\n

For several hours, 10 U.S. service members played soccer, rocked babies, held hands with toddlers, rolled toys trucks back a forth, combed little doll\u2019s hair and gave piggyback rides to the children.<\/p>\n

\u201cWhat you have done here today is one of the most important things you could have done for the children,\u201d said Hixonia Nxumalo, Emmanuel Khayalethu Orphanage coordinator. \u201cNearly all of these orphans have had nothing but bad horrific experiences in the young lives. The time and love you have shared with them will stay with them the rest of their lives.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Photos by Air Force Staff Sgt. Lesley Waters. CJTF-HOA Public Affairs<\/p>\n

PHOTO CAPTION: U.S. service members, participating in exercise MEDFLAG 09, visited and donated 6,200 South African Rand (0) in food and toys to the Emmanuel Khayalethu Orphanage in Motjane, Swaziland Aug. 14, 2009. <\/p>\n

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