
After Delays The RBZ Finally Releases The $20 Note
Based on pictures posted by various daring “money-changers” on social media it seems that the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has
Based on pictures posted by various daring “money-changers” on social media it seems that the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has
It seems the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has every intention to keep its promise that they would from now on
It’s a well known allegation that is now more than a decade old. It all started during the first “burning”
According to a prominent RBZ Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) member and “chief leaker” Eddie Cross the government is in the
Believe it or not, the Zimbabwean government has never been short on good ideas. They come up with them all
Last week Friday the RBZ decided to flex its muscles against mobile money operators whom the bank accuses of fuelling
A week ago, on Friday the 24th of April, the Monetary Policy made some tweaks to Zimbabwe’s monetary policy. These
Yesterday our esteemed government decided to tackle the issue escalating prices of basic commodities. They decided to respond in the
Some of our followers on our Twitter page @MarketWatchZW have been asking, rather querying, why the ZWL seems to be
The Insurance And Pensions Commission (IPEC Zimbabwe) Has Issued Circular Number 7 of 2020 which provides much-needed guidance to the
Delta Beverages gets some relief as Police make a U turn on their alcohol ban. During the 21-day lockdown alcohol
As of yesterday alcohol sales have been banned in all retail outlets countrywide. This comes into effect as a means
First things first; we promised to update you once the SI Instrument (85 of 2020) was published to confirm the
BREAKING DOWN THE AMBIGUOUS RBZ STATEMENT As everyone (Since all Zimbabwean’s are economists now) already knows the RBZ yesterday released
On Friday the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe made another proposed policy change regarding the operations of Bureau De Changes in
The press has of late been awash with news about government coming up with some initiatives to help protect the
In the last 2 weeks we have witnessed an exponential jump in prices of stocks on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange
2019 was a devastating year for all on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) as pensioners lost a significant portion of
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