The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) has injected an additional $50 million into the market to support the foreign exchange system. However, industry leaders believe the bank is not doing enough to facilitate the smooth operation of the market. They argue that the policy requiring companies to have no existing nostro balances before bidding for foreign currency hinders demand. The RBZ must streamline its processes and reduce bureaucratic hurdles to ensure the economy runs smoothly and restore confidence in the currency market. An economist contends that stabilizing the exchange rate without addressing underlying issues like inflationary pressures and market confidence is a short-term solution. She emphasizes the need for deeper fiscal discipline, enhanced transparency, and clear communication from the RBZ to ensure long-term stability.

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