Zimbabwe's pushing forward with its inflation-fighting agenda, but there's a notable shift brewing. The central bank is recalibrating—less spotlight on inflation metrics alone, more focus on actually controlling the money supply. It's a strategic pivot that could reshape how they approach monetary stability going forward. Worth watching how this plays out for regional economic stability and market conditions.
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SoliditySlayer
· 01-08 09:01
Playing the central bank tricks again... The nice way to put it is "strategic adjustment," but in reality, it's just that inflation has left no other choice.
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BoredApeResistance
· 01-07 03:58
Oh my, another "tactical adjustment" by the central bank. It sounds like just a different way of saying they're going to keep printing money, right?
Damn, this approach is pretty interesting. Switching from fighting inflation to controlling the money supply, Zimbabwe's move here is like magic.
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GasWaster69
· 01-05 10:17
Well, I've seen this trick in Zimbabwe before... They call it a "policy adjustment" in a nice way, but in reality, it's just a way to avoid controlling inflation. They simply shift the blame to the money supply, it's hilarious.
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StealthDeployer
· 01-05 10:14
Money supply is the fundamental factor; looking only at inflation figures is self-deception. Zimbabwe's recent moves seem a bit late...
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MidnightTrader
· 01-05 09:56
Money supply is the key; constantly focusing on inflation numbers is meaningless.
Zimbabwe's pushing forward with its inflation-fighting agenda, but there's a notable shift brewing. The central bank is recalibrating—less spotlight on inflation metrics alone, more focus on actually controlling the money supply. It's a strategic pivot that could reshape how they approach monetary stability going forward. Worth watching how this plays out for regional economic stability and market conditions.