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The Government has said the tight fiscal and monetary policy measures put in place to stabilise the economy will continue.
In a statement released on Thursday, 07 September, the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development, said that it has made considerable progress in fostering domestic macroeconomic stability.
The Ministry said since the introduction of the measures several months ago, the Zimbabwe dollar has stabilised and inflation has been falling.
Read the full statement by the Ministry of Finance and Economic Development below:
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1. Government reaffirms that considerable progress has been achieved in fostering domestic macroeconomic stability by implementing a broad range of fiscal and monetary stabilisation measures.
2. Pursuant to the statement issued by government on the 29th of May 2023, the official exchange rate strengthened from about US$1: ZWL$6900 to US$1: ZWL$4500 highlighting the positive impact of policy interventions by Government.
3. Inflation month on month dropped commensurately from +30% in June to -15% in July.
4. Government, in this post-election period, is therefore committed to ensure that such macroeconomic stability endures and is sustainable through implementation of sound macroeconomic policies, to achieve envisaged economic growth targets.
5. In this regard, the government will continue with the tight fiscal and monetary policy measures that include:
<ul>
<li>Adopting all external liabilities being funded transparently through the national budget which has been completed;</li>
<li>Increasing the retention on domestic foreign currency sales 100% – This has resulted in domestic businesses accessing more foreign currency from the market and translating into additional US dollar deposits in the banking system;</li>
<li>Promoting the use of domestic currency by using measures such as payment of corporate taxes and Government Agencies’ fees in local currency, and additional measures are under consideration;</li>
<li>Making sure that there is no backlog in the foreign currency auction system – government will continue to support the Auction with foreign currency, and pay winning bids at the auction within 24 hours of award.</li>
</ul>
6. In order to encourage the banking of foreign currency which is mainly in the informal sector while promoting the use of the local currency, Government will;
<ul>
<li>Continue promoting the use of domestic currency by enforcing that:</li>
</ul>
i) All Government Agencies including Parastatals will continue to collect their fees in local currency; and
ii) Payments to ZESA by non-exporters will continue to be made in ZWL.
<ul>
<li>Local interbank foreign transactions IMT tax will be maintained at 1%</li>
<li>POS IMT tax in foreign currency will be maintained at 1%</li>
</ul>
7. The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) will continue with the issuance of Non- Negotiable Certificates of Deposits (NNCDs) in order to mop up excess liquidity, on terms that ensure regulated access to the NNCDs liquidity by banks.
8. To sterilise excess liquidity already injected into the economy, Government will continue with its policy interventions like issuance of Treasury bills in conjunction with appropriate monetary policy tools being implemented by the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe.
9. Strengthening of Surveillance and Monitoring by the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU) in order to stem speculative activity in the economy.
10. To continue with the issuance of gold coins and gold-backed digital tokens as a store of value and for transaction purposes, while supporting financial inclusion.
11. To further continue with efforts of mopping up excess liquidity in the market and regulating payments to government contractors.
Conclusion
Government remains fully committed to the maintenance of macro-economic stability and will continue to revive the purchasing power of the Zimbabwe dollar and the restoration of trust and confidence in the economy.
</blockquote>
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Govt To Maintain Tight Fiscal And Monetary Policy Measures

The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) held a meeting on 28 July 2023 where it expressed satisfaction with the exchange rate and price stabilisation measures. 
In a statement, the MPC said it resolved to maintain the current tight monetary policy stance and allow time for the current measures to take the full course. Reads the statement:
<blockquote>
The Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (the Bank) met on 28 July 2023 to review the effectiveness of the recent policy measures put in place by both Government and the Bank to stabilise the economy.
The MPC expressed satisfaction with the impact of the measures which have stabilised the exchange rate and domestic prices.
Consequently, month-on-month inflation, which peaked at 74.5% in June 2023, fell to minus 15.3% in July 2023, while annual inflation fell from 175.8% in June 2023 to 101.3% in July 2023.
The MPC expects month-on-month inflation to continue to decline in the outlook period to December 
2023.
The MPC also noted that economic fundamentals are strong to sustain the current stability, as reflected by the robust economic growth of 5.3% expected in 2023, a favourable balance of payments position and fiscal sustainability.
The strong economic fundamentals, coupled with stability in prices, will be critical in preserving the value of the domestic currency and enhancing confidence in the economy.
In view of the current positive inflation and exchange rate developments, the MPC resolved to stay the course of the current tight monetary policy stance and allow time for the current measures to take the full course of their impact on the dual currency economy.
The MPC is strongly committed to remaining watchful of any potential shocks and putting in place appropriate safeguard measures to ensure that the economy remains on track to achieving price and exchange rate stability to support the strong economic fundamentals.
The MPC will continue to review monetary policy measures on a regular basis in line with month-on-month inflation developments and monetary conditions.
</blockquote>
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RBZ's MPC Resolves To Maintain Current Tight Monetary Policy Stance

Talk-show host and producer, Zororo Makamba explains changes to Zimbabwe’s economy which have resulted in price increase and shortages of fuel, foreign currency and some essential commodities. Makamba also explains the Monetary Policy and the 2 percent tax increase which was announced by Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube.
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The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) will soon be releasing its mid-term monetary policy to complement the 2017 budget review announced by Finance Minister Patrick Chinamasa last week. The review is expected to provide updates and address issues such as bond notes and coins, interest rates, treasury bills, non performing loans, exchange control regulations, the state of the multiple currency, plastic money usage and electronic transactions, establishment of a credit registry being under spotlight.
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