Demand for domestic unit expected to fall

For 2026 to be transformative, the contractionary stance that saved the ZiG must now evolve into something more constructive.

FBC Securities says demand for borrowing in Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) for working capital is expected to continue declining in the absence of stronger pro-ZiG demand policies. Demand for ZiG for working capital remains mixed. While official usage has increased, businesses continue to rely heavily on the United States dollar (USD) because of ongoing operational challenges…

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