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The rand has kicked off the second quarter on a positive note, trading below the R18 mark to the dollar and this is after the SA Reserve Bank raised rates, partly in an attempt to protect the local unit. Business Day TV spoke to RMB foreign exchange structurer Rayno Nigrini for his outlook on the rand.

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