‘High cost of capital hinders growth’

A LOCAL research firm, Akribos, says high lending costs continue to inhibit growth, with most businesses now avoiding borrowing. The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe set interest rates at 200 percent last year, before lowering them to 150 percent this year, to manage money supply and curb speculative borrowing. “Despite a reduction in the bank policy…

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