The Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) insists that the use of fossil fuels is the best option to address the forecast of a 13% increase in demand, despite the fact that they have po

The Zimbabwe dollar has sustained the recovery trend on formal market after firming by 5% on the latest auction market from ZWL4998.8352 during the previous week to ZWL4771.3854 during the week under

The Zimbabwe dollar exhibited its fifth consecutive period of appreciation, trading at ZWL4505.4232 against the greenback, up from ZWL4771.3854. This marked a significant week-on-week increase of 6%,

The Zimbabwe dollar has witnessed its first depreciation during the first trade in August after a period of five consecutive weeks of appreciation against the US Dollar according to the latest data fr

As the elections period draws closer, the Zimbabwe dollar has encountered its third consecutive session of losses against the US dollar. On the latest wholesale RBZ-governed auction market, the curre

The Zimbabwe dollar weakened on the latest RBZ-governed liberalised auction market system, falling to ZWL4712.1675 from ZWL4647.9681 last week, representing a 1% decline. This marks the third consecut

Zimbabwe’s ailing but massaged currency, the Zimbabwe dollar increased at a decreasing rate of 0.4% on the 24th of October 2023 on RBZ’s governed liberalized auction market rate. This marks the small

The Zimbabwe dollar maintained its depreciation rate of 0.4% during the latest auction market held on October 31, 2023. This resulted in the massaged currency being traded at a rate of 5718.4090 again

ively leveraged internally generated foreign currency to address its foreign obligations, streamline internal operations, and reduce its gearing ratio. Despite the persistently unreliable foreign curr

the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has announced its mid-term monetary policy statement, with no major shifts. The main bank rate remains unchanged, along with the interest rate corridor and statutor

Zimbabwe has achieved a trade surplus of $7 million in August 2025, its first since July 2019, reversing July 2025’s $10.2 million deficit. Exports increased 0.3% to $878.2 million from $876 million,

Zimbabwe’s tobacco industry is poised for another historic season, with production projections pointing to output surpassing 360 million kilograms in 2026, eclipsing the 355 million kilograms record