Zimbabwe’s monthly inflation rate climbed to the highest level since the authorities started measuring prices in its bullion-backed currency. Consumer prices rose 1.4% in August, compared with a ...

THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has erected two more structures, which will work towards stabilising the new Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency. The developments come at a time when the local unit ...

The collapse of the ZiG has led to a sharp rise in the cost of goods and services, with retailers responding by replacing price tags in ZiG with those in US dollars. A shortage of the local ...

Zimbabwe’s newly introduced currency, ZiG, is experiencing a dramatic collapse, with its value plummeting at an alarming rate. This rapid depreciation has caused prices to soar uncontrollably ...

A survey shows that the acceptance rate of ZiG, has risen to 91 percent, up from 61 percent. Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Governor, Dr John Mushayavanhu, said in his Mid Term Monetary Policy Statement ...

President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s government introduced the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency in April this year to replace the Zimbabwe dollar, which had been relaunched in 2019 to deal with hyperinflation ...

The Zimbabwe ZiG has remained below 14 against the US dollar this month. However, the ZiG has crashed to as low as 24 in the black market. Zimbabwe is seeing higher inflation because of drought ...

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In July, the central bank put $50 million in the foreign-exchange market to help meet a surge in demand for dollars and support its gold-backed unit, the ZiG, adopted in early April. The ZiG ...

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The ZiG, short for Zimbabwe Gold, fell for a ninth consecutive day on Tuesday because of a shortage of dollars caused by a lack of sellers in the interbank market as the new currency takes hold.