International visitors say they will never visit Cape Town again, and plan to permanently cut petrol prices by R6.55 per litre

The South African rand remained steady in early trade on Monday as investors awaited a series of domestic economic data releases and the Federal Reserve’s policy decision later this week.The rand traded at 16.6125 against the dollar, little changed from its previous close.Investors will track a series of month-end domestic economic data releases, including money supply, private sector credit, trade balance, and budget balance, as well as September producer price index data.