adminCapital markets quiz show preps advanced
Business Reporter Preparations for the Capital Markets High School Quiz competition have reached an advanced stage while the names of the competing schools’ teams have since been released. Twenty schools…
3 trading blocs form council to drive private sector
Business Reporter REGIONAL trading blocs, the Southern African Development Committee (SADC), the Common Market for Eastern and Southern Africa (COMESA) and the East African Business Council (EABC), have launched the…
Counting the blue chips on ZSE
Tafara Mtutu Time and again we often hear investment professionals throw the term “blue chip” when discussing stocks, but not much about this term is explained to novice investors. The…
Bitcoin options signal risk of another drop in largest token
Bitcoin may be poised for another downward move if a slew of technical insights are on the mark. The largest cryptocurrency by market value has retreated more than 50 percent…
Casemiro raring to go
MANCHESTER. — New Manchester United signing Casemiro has declared himself ready to jump straight into the action for his new football club, having arrived from Real Madrid earlier this week.…
SA basic food basket pegged at R4 800
According to the latest Household Affordability Index, which tracks food prices from 44 supermarkets and 30 butcheries in SA, the average household food basket in August came to R4 775.59,…
NMBZ hunts for more foreign lines of credit
Michael Tome Business Reporter NMB Bank Zimbabwe says it is scouting for more external lines of credit to cater for the huge demand coming from its exporting clientele, after the…
Stocks up amid countdown to storm, China stimulus
Stocks rose yesterday as China’s stimulus and better-than-expected data from Germany steadied some nerves in the anxious wait for a key speech by Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell. Treasury yields…
‘Pay forex for cotton lint or there is no spinning’ – ginners
COTTON ginners want local textile firms to buy lint using the 75 percent United States dollar and 25 percent Zimbabwe dollar model being used in paying farmers to resume spinning activities and save jobs that are at stake.
Hatfield rabbit farmer eyes regional markets
HATFIELD rabbit farmer Kudakwashe Chingono is eyeing to expand his colony of rabbits to 100 000 from the current 2 000, as he pushes to meet the growing demand for rabbit meat both locally and regionally with orders coming from as far afield as Botswana and South Africa.