The rand was on track for a third day of losses on Tuesday morning as it weakened to a two-month low amid continued volatility.

Investors were closely watching the implications of Donald Trump’s upcoming presidency, particularly regarding potential inflation fuelled by fiscal policies and trade actions...

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