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Did government buy bond notes at +400% discount to reduce exposure?

There is speculation that the Mnangagwa led government deliberately fuelled Zimbabwe's sky-high parallel market rates to mop out bond notes at a cheaper price compared to the 1:1 to the US dollars....

Published: 12 Oct 2018 at 19:25hrs | 5915 | by Ndoro Tafadzwa

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