The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange weakened in the month of March after shedding 19.36% to close the month with a market capitalisation of $15.98 billion from $19.82 billion in February.
This comes as the market adjusts to the recent monetary policy pronouncements.
Reports say failure to implement the proposed policies has continued to stifle investors trust on the equities market.
Authorities expect the market to recover in the coming months as government has indicated the process of formulating the Zimbabwe Investments Development Bill, to safeguard foreign investments.
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange weakened in the month of March after shedding 19.36% to close the month with a market capitalisation of $15.98 billion from $19.82 billion in February.
This comes as the market adjusts to the recent monetary policy pronouncements.
Reports say failure to implement the proposed policies has continued to stifle investors trust on the equities market.
Authorities expect the market to recover in the coming months as government has indicated the process of formulating the Zimbabwe Investments Development Bill, to safeguard foreign investments.
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange weakened in the month of March after shedding 19.36% to close the month with a market capitalisation of $15.98 billion from $19.82 billion in February.
This comes as the market adjusts to the recent monetary policy pronouncements.
Reports say failure to implement the proposed policies has continued to stifle investors trust on the equities market.
Authorities expect the market to recover in the coming months as government has indicated the process of formulating the Zimbabwe Investments Development Bill, to safeguard foreign investments.
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange weakened in the month of March after shedding 19.36% to close the month with a market capitalisation of $15.98 billion from $19.82 billion in February.
This comes as the market adjusts to the recent monetary policy pronouncements.
Reports say failure to implement the proposed policies has continued to stifle investors trust on the equities market.
Authorities expect the market to recover in the coming months as government has indicated the process of formulating the Zimbabwe Investments Development Bill, to safeguard foreign investments.
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange weakened in the month of March after shedding 19.36% to close the month with a market capitalisation of $15.98 billion from $19.82 billion in February.
This comes as the market adjusts to the recent monetary policy pronouncements.
Reports say failure to implement the proposed policies has continued to stifle investors trust on the equities market.
Authorities expect the market to recover in the coming months as government has indicated the process of formulating the Zimbabwe Investments Development Bill, to safeguard foreign investments.
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange weakened in the month of March after shedding 19.36% to close the month with a market capitalisation of $15.98 billion from $19.82 billion in February.
This comes as the market adjusts to the recent monetary policy pronouncements.
Reports say failure to implement the proposed policies has continued to stifle investors trust on the equities market.
Authorities expect the market to recover in the coming months as government has indicated the process of formulating the Zimbabwe Investments Development Bill, to safeguard foreign investments.
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange weakened in the month of March after shedding 19.36% to close the month with a market capitalisation of $15.98 billion from $19.82 billion in February.
This comes as the market adjusts to the recent monetary policy pronouncements.
Reports say failure to implement the proposed policies has continued to stifle investors trust on the equities market.
Authorities expect the market to recover in the coming months as government has indicated the process of formulating the Zimbabwe Investments Development Bill, to safeguard foreign investments.
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange weakened in the month of March after shedding 19.36% to close the month with a market capitalisation of $15.98 billion from $19.82 billion in February.
This comes as the market adjusts to the recent monetary policy pronouncements.
Reports say failure to implement the proposed policies has continued to stifle investors trust on the equities market.
Authorities expect the market to recover in the coming months as government has indicated the process of formulating the Zimbabwe Investments Development Bill, to safeguard foreign investments.