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This country has the following stock exchanges:

Bloomberg Exchange Code	Bloomberg Composite Code	Description	ISO MIC	Google Prefix	EOD code	# of Stocks
SJ		Johannesburg Stock Exchange	XJSE	JNB	JSE	169
Total						169

On StockMarketMBA.com, we have adopted the Bloomberg two digit code system for identifying exchanges, as explained in global stock exchanges. We don't have all stocks traded on the above exchange(s) in our database, as there are microcap stocks, global depository receipts ("GDRs"), and locally traded ETFs that we don't have in our database. We strive to have all stocks in our database that are owned by a U.S. exchange traded fund.

Let's look at the history of the exchange rate between the USD and the South African Rand (our symbol is USDZAR).

Let's compare USDZAR to UUP, a currency ETF that tracks the US dollar against a basket of developed market currencies.

We have 2 U.S. ETFs in our database that focus on buying stocks traded in South Africa. Our benchmark ETF is EZA, the iShares MSCI South Africa ETF. Our benchmark ETF is typically the largest or oldest ETF for that country that we use for comparisons.

EZA, the iShares MSCI South Africa ETF

FLZA, the Franklin FTSE South Africa ETF