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Zimbabwe among countries losing the most purchasing power

Zimbabwe, Sudan and Burundi have been listed among the countries losing the most purchasing power in 2025, as high inflation drives up prices and reduces the value of money.Using projected inflation rates from the International Monetary Fu…

Published: 22 Nov 2025 at 18:03hrs | | by Staff reporter

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Zimbabwe among countries losing the most purchasing power

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