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SOUTH AFRICA: Ramaphosa Repeats That South Africa Will Not Be Bullied

SOUTH AFRICA
  • “RAMAPHOSA REPEATS THAT SOUTH AFRICA WILL NOT BE BULLIED'” - BBG
  • “RAMAPHOSA: S. AFRICA MUST BE UNITED AGAINST HARSH GLOBAL WIND'”
  • "RAMAPHOSA: S. AFRICA WILL NEVER ALLOW FORCED REMOVALS FROM LAND"
  • "RAMAPHOSA: SOUTH AFRICA LAND RESTITUTION IS ONGOING PROCESS"

The latest headlines may be assisting the recovery for USDZAR at the margins – alongside the broader advance for the greenback on Trump’s latest comments regarding reciprocal tariffs – with the pair almost back to flat on the session amid further signs of discontent between South African and President Trump’s administration.

As a reminder, Trump passed an Executive Order earlier in the week cutting aid to South Africa, potentially in a bid to punish the nation for adopting a new land-expropriation law, which he sees as race-based discrimination.

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  • “RAMAPHOSA REPEATS THAT SOUTH AFRICA WILL NOT BE BULLIED'” - BBG
  • “RAMAPHOSA: S. AFRICA MUST BE UNITED AGAINST HARSH GLOBAL WIND'”
  • "RAMAPHOSA: S. AFRICA WILL NEVER ALLOW FORCED REMOVALS FROM LAND"
  • "RAMAPHOSA: SOUTH AFRICA LAND RESTITUTION IS ONGOING PROCESS"

The latest headlines may be assisting the recovery for USDZAR at the margins – alongside the broader advance for the greenback on Trump’s latest comments regarding reciprocal tariffs – with the pair almost back to flat on the session amid further signs of discontent between South African and President Trump’s administration.

As a reminder, Trump passed an Executive Order earlier in the week cutting aid to South Africa, potentially in a bid to punish the nation for adopting a new land-expropriation law, which he sees as race-based discrimination.

Keep reading...Show less