The rand — which often acts as a proxy for sentiment towards emerging markets — was one of the best-performing emerging-market currencies in the quarter ended March 31.

Markets have endured a high level of volatility in the first three months of 2022; investors had barely comes to terms with the prospect of tighter monetary policy — chiefly by the US Federal Reserve — when Russia invaded Ukraine, raising the spectre of further inflation and supply snarl ups...

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