‘Gold output surge to lift ZiG’

“The rise in gold prices reflects heightened geopolitical tensions, sustained central bank demand, and the beginning of monetary policy easing in the United States,”

https://fingaz.co.zw/wp-content/uploads/penci-text-to-speech/post-312043.mp3?cb=1736359918.mp3ZIMBABWE’s new gold production record of 36,48 tonnes in 2024, up 21 percent from 30,1 tonnes the prior year, should give a major boost to the country’s local currency — the ZiG — which is backed by a basket of minerals, mainly gold, analysts say.AdvertisementsGold producers broke the national target of 35 tonnes that had…

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