The auction kicked off last week with the Zimbabwe dollar averaging $57.36.
A total of US$10.3 million was allotted.
The bulk of today’s funds went to raw materials which was allotted US$7.2 million.
Consumables came second with US$2.6 million followed by food and beverages at US$1.7 million.
The highest rate offered today was $92 down from $100 last week while the lowest offered was $37.82 up from 25.50 last week.
Bids totalled US$18.96 million.
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