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Zimbabwe’s merchandise trade declines

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ZIMBABWE’S total merchandise trade declined 10 percent from $999,3 million in June 2018 to $900,3 million in July due to a decrease in month-on-month stock of both exports and imports, latest data has shown. According to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe’s (RBZ) monthly economic review for July, merchant exports amounted to $340,3 million in July…

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