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Zimbabwe set to announce fate of local currency after 73% plunge

The future of ZImbabwe's currency now hangs in the balance
The Zimbabwe dollar traded at 22 476 against the greenback, taking its losses this year to 73%, the world's second-worst performance only after the Lebanese pound.
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Zimbabwe’s currency plunged to yet another record low as citizens rushed to the safety of the US dollar amid speculation an announcement from the central bank on the fate of the
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