The rand was firmer on Tuesday morning as the growing expectation for stimulus packages in larger economies such as China and Germany eased the fear of a global economic slowdown.

Appetite for riskier assets improved this week after China announced a reform to lower lending rates for companies and reports that Germany is preparing a stimulus plan amid concern that the country may enter a recession...

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