Money & Markets
Money & Markets

DPC to invest in Govt bills, bonds

The Depositor Protection Board will invest part of its Deposit Protection Fund on Government guaranteed bills and bonds in 2015 as more banks.

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Delta, Econet dominate ZSE 2014 trades

Zeco m’cap at $50,000, registers trades worth $169 in 11 months Top 10 firms account for 85pct of total ZSE turnover ZIMBABWE’S largest.

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RBZ unveils new coins to ease cash crunch

THE Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) unveiled special coins on Friday to ease a shortage of low denomination cash, which has forced shoppers.

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Oil edges as fall in stockpiles provides support

SINGAPORE — Brent crude rose above $70 a barrel on Thursday, making small gains along with US futures, as a fall in crude.

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Liquidity constraints to ease on indigenisation policy shift, RBZ

by The Source CENTRAL bank governor John Mangudya says the liquidity constraints facing the economy are set to improve after government sought to.

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African Markets – Factors to watch on Dec 1

The following company announcements, scheduled economic indicators, debt and currency market moves and political events may affect African markets on Monday. ---- GLOBAL.

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Zimbabwe to start bond market

by Bloomberg News ZIMBABWE plans to start a bond market by the end of June as the country’s stock exchange nation’s bourse seeks.

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NRZ operating at 8pct of capacity, but parastatal can be revived – UK trade mission

BULAWAYO – National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ) is operating at just under eight percent of capacity and is insolvent, but could be resuscitated.

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Zimbabwe: No Respite to ZSE Losses

The benchmark industrial index shed off 2,07% to close the week on 170,49 points, its lowest point in seven months as the economic.

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Gold falls as Draghi comments weigh on euro

LONDON — Gold fell on Friday as comments from European Central Bankchief Mario Draghi reignited speculation that the bank will inject more monetary.

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