Zim banks, industry wary of ‘phantom’ stimulus package

ZIMBABWEAN banks and industry are sceptical about the government’s plan to pump $18 billion in rescue loans into the struggling economy amid fears that the move could stoke inflationary pressures. Local firms have for long been pressed for liquidity and the situation has been heightened on account of disturbances to business caused by the Covid-19…

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