The Zimbabwe dollar remained stable easing insignificantly from $85.6373 to $85.6402 despite the offer range widening from $82 to 90 last week to $82 to $92.
The auction has so far disbursed more than US$1.7 billion since it was started on 23 June last year but US$1.1 billion was allotted this year.
The auction has helped stabilise the country’s economy with inflation falling from a peak of 837.5% in July last year to 56.4% this month.
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