2022 will be remembered as the year when the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) effectively lost its usefulness as the economy’s last-resort hedge.
It has been depressed since May when the government enacted a slew of measures aimed at reducing “speculation” on the country’s main bourse. This marks the market’s longest slump since 2016 when bond notes were introduced.
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