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Zimbabwe introduces new gold-backed currency to tackle inflation

  • The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe launched a new currency called ZiG, backed by gold reserves and foreign currencies.
  • The Zimbabwe dollar has faced significant devaluation, reaching 30,000 against the US dollar officially and 40,000 on the black market.
  • Inflation in Zimbabwe has spiked, with rates increasing from 26.5% to 55.3% within a few months.
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Zimbabwe today replaced the previous one with a new currency that in recent months has been drastically losing value and has been less and less used among the population of that country.

·Belgrade, Serbia
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The new currency is intended to provide greater security and predictability. Zimbabwe is one of the countries with the highest inflation rates in the world.

·Vienna, Austria
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Financial Times broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Thursday, April 4, 2024.
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