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A senior government official said that businesses should not use the parallel market exchange rate as a reference for pricing in the economy as it constitutes only a small fraction of cumulative trade volumes.
The Zimbabwe dollar is currently trading above $1 000 per US$1 on the parallel market, while the official rate is US$1:$779.
Businesses have been accused of indexing prices to the parallel market which, in turn, has fuelled runaway inflation.
Ministry of Finance and Economic Development Permanent Secretary George Guvamatanga said that the parallel market accounted for less than 10 percent of foreign currency traded in the economy last year. He said:
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I have indicated that the percentage of the black market (to total forex traded) is less than 10 percent.
If you look at the inflows that came in the Reserve Bank (of Zimbabwe) reports, of US$12 billion traded, maybe only US$1 billion was traded on the parallel market.
All the other funds are traded through FCAs, auction, and willing-buyer, willing-seller systems.
So, why are we keen to use parallel exchange rate marginal pricing, even if someone comes to you with the argument that they are not getting forex from the auction?
You know what? We want to give so much credit to this parallel market, but when you actually look at it, this parallel market only accounts for about 10 percent of the total foreign currency traded in the economy. The bulk of it comes from the auction, interbank and FCAs.
It (parallel market) then becomes the anchor (of pricing), which is a theorem of marginal pricing because even if you take the 10 percent and do weighted price, the rate is still probably around $840:US$1.
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Guvamatanga said foreign currency inflows have been rising and under normal circumstances, this should keep the forex rate stable. | <a href="https://www.sundaymail.co.zw/indexing-prices-to-black-market-improper">The Sunday Mail</a>

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Indexing Prices To Black Market Rate Unjustified, Says Guvamatanga

While speaking to ZBC yesterday, Finance Ministry Secretary George Guvamatanga warned businesses to end black market pricing and said they were working as the government on ensuring that businesses found on the other side of the law are punished, The Herald reports.
Guvamatanga urged businesses to peg the price of goods and services at the official rate determined by the Forex Auction Trading System or risk getting in trouble with the authorities. Said Guvamatanga:
<blockquote>We have shown in the past that if we believe that the misbehaviour is severe we will also respond exactly in the same manner. What we are now expecting is that if you get your money at 82 (exchange rate), then price your goods at 82 and get your normal margin,
Don’t go for a foreign exchange margin, you’re not a bank, you’re not a bureau de change. We are simply saying, go back to your core business. Price your goods and services at the auction rate because that’s where you obtained the money. We are watching, we are monitoring. We watch developments over the next two weeks but if there is no improvement . . . don’t say I didn’t warn you,</blockquote>
In the same interview, <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/08/21/this-is-the-most-stable-economy-we-have-seen-over-the-past-10-years-guvamatanga/">Guvamatanga said the economy is performing well for the first time in a decade</a> and even asked <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2020/08/20/why-are-you-not-celebrating-electricity-availability-guvamatanga/">people why they were not celebrating electricity availability</a> after making so much noise about electricity shortages last year.
More: <a href="https://www.chronicle.co.zw/peg-goods-services-prices-at-official-rate-business-told/">Chronicle </a>

End Black Market Rates Pricing Now, Don't Say I Didn't Warn You- Guvamataga Warns Businesses

The current bank exchange rates for the ZWL$ today are as follows:
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<li>USD to ZWL$: 16.2815</li>
<li>ZWL$ to RAND: 0.8361</li>
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Data according to the <a href="https://rbz.co.zw/">Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe</a>
Black Market Rates:
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<li>OMIR                                       25</li>
<li>USD to  ZWL$ zimrates.com   22.7</li>
<li>USD to  ZWL$ zwl365.com     22.7</li>
<li>USD to  ZWL$ bluemari.info   20</li>
<li>USD to ZWL$ rbz.co.zw         16.73</li>
<li>USD to BOND zimrates.com  16.5</li>
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More: <a href="http://www.marketwatch.co.zw/?src=pindula-side-bar-more">marketwatch.co.zw</a>
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