Inflation to end year at 60%, Zimbabwe’s central bank says

Unofficial figures have annual inflation above 100%, but governor says monetary policy will keep prices in check

Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
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The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe forecasts annual inflation will end the year between 58% and 60%, according to its latest monetary policy statement.

On December 3, the RBZ’s monetary policy committee voted to maintain the bank’s policy rate at 60% and the medium-term bank accommodation facility interest rate at 40%. Reserve requirements and deposit rates were also left unchanged.

RBZ governor John Mangudya said previous monetary policy action had helped to stabilise the exchange rate and domestic

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