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Zimbabwe's currency has lost 82% of its value since February

18th September, 2019

The currency of Zimbabwe has witnessed strong losses recently despite the measures taken by the government and the central bank to cope with the decline, which reached 82 percent since February

The Zimbabwe dollar fell from 2.50 to 13.52 per US dollar, equivalent to a loss of 82 percent and makes it the worst performer in the world, after Venezuela, which faces hyperinflation, according to Bloomberg

The losses came from last February, when the government decided to launch a new currency "RTS GS" that would be equivalent to the US dollar

But in June, the Zimbabwean government decided to revert its currency to the Zimbabwe dollar and ban the use of foreign currency after it was abandoned in 2009 to counter hyperinflation

To cope with continued currency losses and curb inflation, Zimbabwe's central bank decided to raise interest rates by 20 percent to 70 percent, the largest in the world after Argentina

That may not do much for consumption in an economy the International Monetary Fund says will shrink 2.1 percent this year, but Zimbabwean officials believe it is necessary to slow inflation

Zimbabwe is suffering from 230 to 570 percent inflation, according to analysts' estimates. Official data have not been released since February LINK

Don961 » September 18th, 2019

Trump adviser: Washington and Tokyo may sign a trade deal this month

18th September, 2019 - Updated

Economic adviser to US President Donald Trump said that the United States and Japan will hold a summit next week may sign a trade agreement

President Donald Trump's economic adviser, Larry Kudlow, said at a conference of US-Japanese companies on Tuesday that he was not surprised that the United States and Japan had become more close as they negotiated a trade deal

"Trump and Prime Minister Shinzo Abe will hold a summit next Wednesday," Kualdo said

President Trump's economic adviser expects leaders of the two countries to sign an agreement on the sidelines of the summit at the UN General Assembly at the end of this month

However, the official did not mention the new US tariffs on Japanese cars, which are the focus of bilateral trade negotiations

The US president announced this week that the United States has reached preliminary agreements with Japan on tariff barriers and digital trade, and Trump stressed that his country will continue to conduct further trade negotiations with Japan LINK

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