The South African rand dropped versus the US dollar today, following yesterday’s decline, on the speculation that the growth of the manufacturing output slowed in South Africa.
The manufacturing growth fell to 6.7 percent in June, compared to 7.9 percent in May. The strikes continue to threaten the nation’s economic stability as about 31,000 workers from the automotive industry went to the strike to demand the higher wages.
USD/ZAR rose from 7.200 to 7.254 today as of 8:24 GMT after jumping as high as 7.283.
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