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The strengthening Rand (ZAR)

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Old 03-01.-2003, 08:30 PM   #1
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Default The strengthening Rand (ZAR)

Hi Guys<br /><br />About this time last year I was shopping around for various spares for my Tandem. Sti's etc was on my shopping list. I was able to buy Taigra STi's for roughly R1200-00. The rand started weakening and prices started to climb. Doom and gloom for all of us and the retailers wringing their hands in glee. Old stock suddenly sported new price tags. With the superb performance of our currency are we going to see prices plummeting. I doubt it ....... ??????
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