Webinar Replay FTWeekly 2013-03-14 - Rand Forecasts - Expert Analysis & Predictions Since 2005

[headline_arial_medium_centered color="#000000"]Webinar Replay - Freight & Trading Weekly - 2013-03-14[/headline_arial_medium_centered]

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Replay of Freight and Trading Weekly Webinar on 14 March 2013 with James Paynter of Dynamic Outcomes and Lyle Pretorius of FirstForex. James discusses the South African Rand, how it has moved historically, why it has moved like this and how the industry can use this information to make better and informed decisions when handling their forex transactions. Lyle discusses the role of hedging and the imporyance of actively monitoring forex positions.

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