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RBZ Cuts Policy Rate To 150 Percent After Inflation Falls

2 years agoFri, 03 Feb 2023 04:52:08 GMT
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RBZ Cuts Policy Rate To 150 Percent After Inflation Falls

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has cut its policy rate to 150 per cent from 200 per cent following a gradual decline in the rate of inflation since late last year.

Monthly inflation fell to 1.1 percent in January 2023 from 2.4 percent in December 2022, while yearly inflation fell to 229.8 percent from 243.8 percent.

In his 2023 Monetary Policy Statement issued on Thursday, 02 February, RBZ Governor John Mangudya said:

The moderation in interest rates is important and necessitated by the downward trend in month-on-month inflation since the last quarter of 2022. The Bank will continue its tight monetary policy stance.

Mangudya also increased export retentions to 75 percent across all sectors, including firms listed on the Victoria Falls Stock Exchange (VFEX).

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He also announced the upward review of the export of foreign currency cash and gold coins from US$5 000 to US$10 000.

The maximum amount of local currency notes and coins that may be taken out of the country has been capped at an equivalent of US$1 000 at the prevailing interbank exchange rate.

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7 Comments

Anonymous · 2 years ago
Which inflation?
...... · 2 years ago
Being tamed my foot 1usd:1000bond in a space of less than a month from 1:900 apa mashops achiramba mabond hanzi kana uchida chinhu che as little as 3usd you cannot purchase solely in bonds hanzi sanganisa, lets be serious guys
Patriot · 2 years ago
You are doing a good job Mr Governor. Our monetary policy is very sound and everything is clear to everyone that inflation has been tamed. Our forex reserves are growing and price stability is being maintained. The New dispensation is no longer borrowing to pay civil servants. This is awesome. Surely there is light at the end of the tunnel.
Anonymous · 2 years ago
As Zimbabweans we boost about been educated but fail to put in place educated individuals suited for the job that know what there doing n solve this problem . not just loyalist
Vesto · 2 years ago
It is not like we don't have the right people. The Powers-that-be prioritise party cadre deployment and loyalty ahead of performance. Hence we have square pegs in round holes. Even when the right person is in place, they are not given room to maneuver. They are forced into doing illegal things and directed to do things that are not in the best interests of the people and country. Finally, in my view the worst crime is turning technocrats into political animals. Examples galore and I needn't go further.
Vesto · 2 years ago
Eish, the danger in massaging statistics is that shows these clueless guys are not singing from the same hymn book. Only yesterday ZimStat put out a figure of monthly inflation of 0.7% for January '23. Today Panonetsa gives us 1.1%. Who are we to believe? Yesterday I argued against the purported 0.7% inflation figure. Today's figure makes more sense. But to celebrate 229% annual inflation as progress boggles the mind. Hatina kwatiri kuenda. 150% base lending rate is nowhere near taming the collapse of the local RTGS currency. In fact it is accelerating dollarisation as corporates are reportedly switching their RTGS loans into US dollar loans, in spite of the shortage of USDollars on the local market. Cry the Beloved Country
Zuze · 2 years ago
Hahahahaha!!!! Last paragraph. Ndianiko angade kubuda muZimbabwe nemaBond? Achinoashandisei? Kunze uko they have very good toilet paper, better than our bond notes. Musina border post says it all - notices in their toilets prohibit use of newspapers and Zimbabwean currency as toilet paper. Panonetsa usandisekese kuseni so. Mbabvu dzinorwadza ini ndichida kuita basa.
Anonymous · 2 years ago
I laughed when i saw that line
MC Motors · 2 years ago
you can rig the election not the economy

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