Zimbabwe’s year-on-year inflation rate for October stood at -0.001 percent after shedding 0.09 percentage points on the September 2014 rate of 0.09 percent, the national statistic agency said yesterday. The month-on-month inflation rate in October 2014 was -0.11 percent after shedding 0.10 percentage points on the September rate of -0.01 percent, the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (Zimstat) said.- The Source
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