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Zimbabwe Currency reforms to miss target |
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Written by GMRI
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Monday, 04 August 2008 |
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The recent currency reforms that resulted in the Zimbabwe dollar being revalued and 10 zeroes being removed comes as a relief to the general public and retailers. In the short term the reforms will allow monetary transactions to be more manageable and reduce the administrative costs which arise from using a hyper-inflated currency. |
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Zimbabwe Mid-Term Monetary Policy |
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Written by GMRI
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Sunday, 03 August 2008 |
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On 30 July 2008 the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) released the Mid-Term Monetary Policy which included currency reforms. Whilst the statement had several positive policy shifts the Economy is unlikely to improve due to the unresolved political crisis arising from the contentious March 29,2008 election and the run-off in June. In the absence of an undisputed political settlement Zimbabwe will remain with the crisis of confidence and as such investment, production and International support will remain at undesirably low levels. |
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Zimbabwe needs a Developmental Stock Exchange |
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Written by GMRI
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Wednesday, 18 June 2008 |
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By Gilbert Muponda The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) needs to actively attract small to medium enterprises to raise capital through listing on the ZSE .This can be done through setting up of a developmental section of the exchange which will allow smaller firms to raise capital to fund their expansion whilst their prepare to list on the main market. The London exchange and the Johannesburg exchanges use a similar model which has served to prepare listing candidates before they graduate to the main market. The London Stock exchange’s developmental section is separately regulated and is called Alternative Investment Market (AIM) |
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