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- July 19, 2018
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China to use ‘counter-cyclical’ measures to curb FX volatility
BEIJING/SHANGHAI – China’s foreign-exchange regulator said on Thursday it was well-equipped to keep currency markets stable amid intensifying trade frictions with the United States and prepared to counteract cross-border capital outflow volatility…
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- July 19, 2018
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Rand retreats ahead of lending rates decision
JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s rand opened weaker on Thursday, stepping back from a recent rally as traders cleared positions ahead of a lending rates decision by the central bank later in…
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Rand retreats ahead of lending rates decision
JOHANNESBURG – South Africa’s rand opened weaker on Thursday, stepping back from a recent rally as traders cleared positions ahead of a lending rates decision by the central bank later in…
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- July 19, 2018
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Zim 2018 customer satisfaction at 64pc
BH24 Reporter HARARE – Zimbabwe’s customer satisfaction index ranking for 2018 has declined by 11, 8 percentage points to 63, 7 percent.
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Zim 2018 customer satisfaction at 64pc
BH24 Reporter HARARE – Zimbabwe’s customer satisfaction index ranking for 2018 has declined by 11, 8 percentage points to 63, 7 percent.
Zim enters new era for investors
Zimbabwe has entered a new era in which all investment is welcome and its safety guaranteed, and where education should be used as a conduit for employment creation and revival of the economy, President Mnangagwa has said.
SIXTY-SEVEN ALL OUT
THE Chevrons turned on one of their worst shows with the bat yesterday when they were dismissed for a paltry 67 runs by Pakistan to surrender the ongoing five-match ODI series without giving a fight.
Faheem five-for razes Zim in record win
Pakistan 69 for 1 (Fakhar 43*, Muzarabani 1-43) beat Zimbabwe 67 all out (Chibhabha 16, Faheem 5-22, Junaid Khan 2-7) by nine wickets
ED challenges mining firms
Ishemunyoro Chingwere, Harare Bureau Government is working on a framework that will see all big mining companies in the country returning to full production to enhance their contribution to the…
Election Day declared public holiday
Government has declared July 30 a public holiday to enable the electorate to vote without hassles from work-related commitments.