The local currency eased by 8 cents to average $85.9084 from last week’s $85.8290.
Offers were much higher in the SME auction ranging from $82.50 to $95 while in the main auction they ranged from $83 to $90.
All bids in the SME sector were met in full while in the main auction bids accepted were worth US$41.3 million but US$36.5 million was allotted.
The auction has so far disbursed US$1.9 billion since its launch on 23 June last year.
Zimbabwe today received a major boost which should further stabilise the market with the release of nearly US$1 billion from the International Monetary Fund.
Finance Minister Mthuli Ncube said the money will be used in four main areas:
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