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Mthuli Ncube Speaks On Monetary Policy Statement Delay

1 year agoMon, 04 Mar 2024 15:12:45 GMT
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Mthuli Ncube Speaks On Monetary Policy Statement Delay

Finance, Economic Development and Investment Promotion Minister Mthuli Ncube has said the 2024 Monetary Policy Statement (MPS) has been delayed because it is being fine-tuned to avoid mistakes.

The MPS was expected to be released last month and the delay has raised uncertainties on the market.

Speaking to NewsDay in an interview on the sidelines of the seven-day 56th session of the United Nations Economic Commission for Africa Conference of African Ministers of Finance, Planning and Economic Development in Victoria Falls, Ncube said:

These things take time. They (the central bank) will release a Monetary Policy Statement in the fullness of time. They are probably preparing, looking for things to align, that is normal.

That is normal policy-making. Also, you watch the market, and you fine-tune. You want to make sure that there are very few mistakes.

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He said one of the issues the MPS will address is the currency volatility that has resulted in runaway inflation. Said Ncube:

That is one of the things it will put out there, I cannot go further than that. All I can say is that the Monetary Policy Statement will seek to make sure there is currency stability because currency stability will ensure macroeconomic stability in the sense that prices will start behaving. After all, volatile prices are linked to exchange rate volatility.

So, once you deal with currency stability, you deal with stability in general and that is the target, that is the quest and the Monetary Policy Statement will speak to that.

You don’t want to do something, then there is a mess tomorrow, so all of that is taken into account. It’s a major Monetary Policy Statement.

It’s not a small Monetary Policy Statement, so it’s good that they (the central bank) are taking time, studying things, mulling over things.

I think by the time it is released, they will feel that they applied their minds, that we, as policy-makers, have applied our minds.

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17 Comments

Jonzo Doe · 1 year ago
How far kuCowdry park zvakazodii
Signs and symptoms · 1 year ago
there are two things involved it's either kungoda kunzwa kuti vanhu vanoti chii ndikavajairira or kwakutopenga for real
Dhongi naMvuu · 1 year ago
😂😂😂 Zimbabwe is a banana republic hanzi fyn tuning his failures just go back where you came from wakundikana
zee · 1 year ago
arikuda kukwidza sugar hereeee kana kuti maaafuuuutaaa lutonga kwaro gamba
g40 for ED · 1 year ago
ko kungosiira vana Gedion Gono vanozvigona
· 1 year ago
Whaaaaat?
Leftbrain · 1 year ago
😂 Applying their minds 😂 😂 they don't mind and we don't matter. 😂
🤬 · 1 year ago
Do they have minds? Or are they walking around hoping to pick up minds from the roads?
Chibaba · 1 year ago
Only Tendai Biti was the best finance minister kwete zvana Mthuli Ncube
clueless clowns · 1 year ago
fine tuning what?
bb · 1 year ago
chingoitai zviripo
The Truth · 1 year ago
The issue of Zimbabwe's economic problems is political. Until there are free and fair elections no one can turn around the economy- it will be suffer continue for the masses and looting continue for zanu thugs.
June · 1 year ago
ndiani anoita kuti zvinhu zvid**** because nzara tadzwa hedu chero ukashanda sei unongowana zvisingakwane mmmmmm taneta isu
Ed · 1 year ago
Msuli ncube wazvitadza basa tavakupa professor Hanga
😈😈 · 1 year ago
Fine what ,since when? Since 2000 they have been fine tuning nothing.We are tired of you clueless clowns
@@ · 1 year ago
garai marega henyu

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