Zimbabwe Hits Single-Digit Inflation Milestone
Inflation fell to 4.1% in January, the lowest since 1997, driven by the gold-backed ZiG currency and coordinated fiscal and monetary reforms, officials said.
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Zimbabwe inflation drops to single digits for first time in decades
Zimbabwe’s annual inflation rate fell to 4.1% in its local currency in January — the first time the figure has fallen to single digits since 1997. Authorities hailed it as a “historic milestone” after decades marred by hyperinflation and currency collapse. The shift follows the rollout of central bank policies aimed at stabilizing prices since the gold-backed ZiG currency was launched in 2024. The ZiG — short for Zimbabwe Gold — is the country’s…
What really pushed Zimbabwe’s inflation down to a single-digit?
Zimbabwe’s annual inflation rate has fallen to 4.1%, marking the first time the country has recorded single-digit inflation since 1997. Authorities have described the development as historic, but behind the headline figure is a combination of tighter policies, short-term stabilisers and firm controls that helped cool prices, at least for now. Inflation slowed to 4.1% in January from 15% last month. The slowdown did not happen by chance. Tight mo…
Zimbabwe breaks inflation curse
Zimbabwe breaks inflation curse Janine2 Tue, 01/27/2026 - 18:41 HARARE - Zimbabwe has hit a major economic milestone.Annual inflation has dropped into single digits for the first time since 1997.READ: Inflation puts damper on Christmas celebrations in ZimbabweInflation slowed sharply to just over 4% last month from 15% in December.The development is central to the government’s plan to make the gold-backed ZiG the country’s sole currency by 2030…
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