Category: Publications

Morgan & Co contends that 2022 is a year in which politics will have a strong impact on the economics direction of the country as we approach an electioneering period. They predict 6 possible outcomes on the political and economic front, with the evaluation process backed by a thourough analysis of scenarios and substantive research.

The Monetary Policy Committee issued a statement yesterday, indicating the main focus of the RBZ in terms of policy. As expected, the RBZ has indicated that it will continue to focus on stabilizing inflation and exchange rates; the introduction of the Reuters electronic trading platform, interest rate management and strengthening the financial sector, with particular…
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The Morgan & Co Research Cola-nomics Indicator is an in-house measure of Purchasing Power Parity (PPP) in Southern Africa. PPP is a common macroeconomic analysis metric to compare economic productivity and standards of living by evaluating different countries’ currencies through a “basket of goods” approach. Read Morgan & Co’s analysis below.

The RBZ’s has released a press statement reiterating that the Bank’s policy and administrative arrangements regarding the treatment of NOSTRO accounts and cash withdrawals has not changed.

Progress report by the Zimbabwe Ministry of Finance on its implementation the Transitional Stabilisation Programme.

“The 2020 Pre-Budget Strategy Paper (BSP) is meant to facilitate discussions on policy direction for the 2020 National Budget, consistent with the objectives of the Transitional Stabilisation Programme (TSP) and aspirations of Vision 2030” – Ministry of Finance.

Changes to Operational Guidelines of Bureau de Change businesses operating in Zimbabwe.

Read below the Zimbabwe 2019 Mid-Year Budget Review & Supplementary Budget or download it here.

The Zimbabwe National Industrial Development Policy is the nationals current industrialisation blueprint and is set to run from 2019 to 2013. It outlines Government’s policy to open the country for business, modernise, industrialise and promote investment, with the ultimate goal attaining broad based economic empowerment, inclusive economic growth and employment creation. Read the policy document…
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The RBZ has published a circular with policy refinements to further liberalise the foreign exchange market following the removal of the multi-currency system through Statutory Instrument 142 of 2019 and Exchange Control Directive RU102. Read the circular below or download from this link.