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Inflation To Fall By End Of 2019 – Mthuli Ncube
Inflation To Fall By Mid-year – Economic Commentator
Zimbabwe’s Inflation Rate Ranked 2nd, After Venezuela – Report
Inflation To Reach 400% By Year-end – Biti
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Inflation Rose To 4,3 Per Cent In March- ZimStat
‘Businesses Should Not Increase Prices Based On Exchange Rate’, Says Government
Inflation To Drop 15% By Year End – RBZ
Zim Monthly Inflation Now 1,7%- Mthuli Ncube
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Zim’s Annual Inflation Rate Is 279% – Steve Hanke
Bond Note Did Not Lose Value, Inflation Increased- Mangudya
Things Are Getting Better: Mthuli Ncube Speaks On Inflation
Government Expects Prices Of Goods To Drop
Zimbabwe’s Rate Of Inflation To Drop By October 2019 – Mthuli Ncube
Zimpapers Increases Price Of Newspapers To $3
Price Of Bread Increases To $2.50
Inflation Hits 290%, Driven By Acute Shortage Of Foreign Currency – Economist Steve Hanke
Mthuli Ncube Confident As Zimbabwe Inflation Reaches 31%
Zim Inflation Hits 20,9 Percent From 5,4 Percent
Zim’s Annual Inflation Is Actually 69.9 Percent, Not 4.8 Percent: Prof Steve Hanke
Zimbabwe’s Inflation Pressures Escalate
Zimbabwe Inflation Reaches 4,29%, Highest Since 2012
Salary Increments For Civil Servants Will Trigger Price Increases, Inflation: Eddie Cross
Zimbabwe’s Inflation Increases To 2,71%
Zimstat Claims That Inflation In January Was 3.52 Percent
“Zim has lower inflation than Botswana, Namibia & South Africa”: Chinamasa
Inflation is under control insists Chinamasa
RBZ’s decision to more than double the bond notes programme means the country is dollarizing says research body
IMF warns Zimbabwe that overspending by Govt could worsen cash crisis & fuel inflation
Zimbabwe’s inflation increases from 0,21% to 0,48% in April
RBZ Full Statement on release of Bond Notes on Monday 28 November
