At 08h22 CAT, the Rand traded at 18.1450 against the Dollar, near its previous close of 18.1475.
The Dollar last traded about 0.2% weaker as markets were met with confusion regarding the US trade policy after US President Donald Trump on Thursday suspended the 25% tariffs he imposed this week on most goods from Canada and Mexico until April 2.
Trump also threatened to impose a global regime of reciprocal tariffs on all US trading partners.
ETM Analytics in a research note said that Friday could mark the fifth consecutive day of rand appreciation with the market being biased against the Dollar.
Markets will look to US non-farm payrolls data later on Friday for Dollar direction.
"Investors will wait for the payrolls data. If it disappoints, the USD-ZAR might very well retest levels closer to the 18.0000 handle," the research note added.
--Reuters--