Trade-Weighted Index (TWI)

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Definition of “Trade-Weighted Index (TWI)” :

The Trade-Weighted Index (TWI) is a measure of a country’s currency strength relative to the currencies of its major trading partners. It’s calculated using the exchange rates of the countries and the proportion of trade carried out with each. In South Africa, it’s used to assess the Rand’s global performance.

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