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The International Monetary Fund, after visiting Harare from June 4 to 18, 2025, reports Zimbabwe is starting to recover economically. Growth forecasts, lower inflation, and stabilized currency offer hope after years of turmoil.
Key recovery drivers
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Ongoing challenges
The IMF says Zimbabwe is showing early signs of economic stabilization, which is promising—especially after the shocks of 2024. While inflation has cooled and growth is rebounding, fiscal risks remain real.
The report points out that sustaining these improvements will depend on continued policy discipline, prudent debt management, and reform delivery.
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