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South African Rand Hits 5-day High Against U.S. Dollar
(RTTNews) - The South African rand climbed against the U.S. dollar in the New York session on Wednesday.
The rand firmed to 18.22 against the greenback, reaching a five-day high. The currency is likely to locate resistance around the 17.00 level.
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