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Thematic (Sector/Industry)

South africa Financials / Thematic (Sector/Industry)

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<li>Zimbabwe is widely priced for its past — hyperinflation, land seizures and currency collapse.</li>
<li>The current data tells a different story.</li>
<li>Inflation was 3.7% y/y by Sep 2026, the IMF approved its first Staff-Monitored Programme in over a decade, the 2024 fiscal deficit was just 0.7% of GDP.</li>
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Zimbabwe is widely priced for its past — hyperinflation, land seizures and currency collapse.
The current data tells a different story.
Inflation was 3.7% y/y by Sep 2026, the IMF approved its first Staff-Monitored Programme in over a decade, the 2024 fiscal deficit was just 0.7% of GDP.


Zimbabwe Thematic Note 14102026