A total of 529 bids were accepted and were allotted US$35.8 million.
The Zimbabwe dollar has fallen by $2.61 against the greenback since the beginning of the year.
The lowest offer today was $82 and the highest $87.50.
US$1.05 billion has been disbursed through the auction since it started on 23 June last year but US$424.8 million was allotted in the first three month of this year.
The country’s central bank has published a list of 788 companies that have benefitted from the auction from June last year to the end of February.
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