Low returns stalk money market

LOW returns continue to stifle the appeal of money market instruments in Zimbabwe, amid persistently high inflation in the southern African country’s economy. Even though the central bank last year raised its policy rate and medium-term lending rate to 200 percent and 100 percent, respectively, this was still below inflation, which was reported at 243,8…

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