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ZIMSTAT Releases USD And ZiG Inflation Rates For May 2024

11 months agoWed, 29 May 2024 13:27:18 GMT
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ZIMSTAT Releases USD And ZiG Inflation Rates For May 2024

Zimbabwe’s year-on-year inflation rose by 3.5% in US dollar terms in May, the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency (ZIMSTAT) has said.

In USD terms, the month-on-month inflation was 0.1.%, easing 0.7 percentage points from April. 

ZIMSTAT now reports three separate sets of inflation figures, as reported by newZWire. It now measures price increases separately in USD, in ZiG and also price increases in a blend of USD and local currency.

In ZiG, inflation was -2.4% in May 2024. This is the rate at which ZiG prices changed between April, when ZiG launched, and May.

The annual inflation in ZiG will only be measured in April 2025, when ZIMSTAT can compare with April 2024 to come up with the annual ZiG inflation figure.

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The weighted month-on-month inflation rate, which measures the combined price changes in ZiG and USD, was -0.6% in May.

According to ZIMSTAT, USD inflation in May was mostly driven up by the cost of food and non-alcoholic beverages, followed by furniture and equipment.

The cost of transport was the biggest contributor to the weighted monthly inflation in May.

In May, an individual needed ZiG401.36 to be above the Food Poverty Line (FPL), a measure of the food one needs for basic nutrition.

The Total Consumption Poverty Line (TCPL), what a person needs to earn to afford basics and not be considered poor, was ZiG624.44.

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17 Comments

Anonymous · 11 months ago
Zim stat should give us better figure you can’t say 401 zig which is $28 is enough for one person per month that rubbish. That person eat one meal for $1 once a day for the 28 days that is February kkkk Are they really factual can someone from that office explain how they come with these figures.
kembo kashiri chinamasa · 11 months ago
Accommodation is also basic
manyepo · 11 months ago
624 Zig unobuda nei mushop vanhu musa tsvinya kudaro ko kuzoti rent, magetsi, transport
@asalif · 11 months ago
Would you please kindly share zviri pa ground zvacho
ZIG · 11 months ago
I love u Zig too much... I love u
Asalif · 11 months ago
these statistics are always different with what is on the ground
🏃‍♀️ Chi baby Che Zanu 🌊 · 11 months ago
3.5% isn't scary. A little bit of inflation is necessary
Anonymous · 11 months ago
How can inflation be necessary?
Ant · 11 months ago
Sometimes it is depending on the level but anything above 2% is not good. Inflation sometimes is a sign of economic growth eg increase in disposable income causes inflation as people can now afford even if proce increase, unfortunately in Zim disposable income is dwindling cevil servants can confirm that as their last month pay was better than this months pay, 2) encourages spending as you noted during Bond/ previous Zim currency you woild make sure you buy anything using your bond to prevent loss of value
Ant · 11 months ago
Just be quiet and stop comforting your ego with wrong analysis
Ant · 11 months ago
Inflation even 0.5% indicates a lot of things. E.g Reduced purchasing power meaning our product are getting expensive in USD year on year, 2)impact of fixed income or decrease in disposable income.3) businesses revenue and pricing uncertainties etc
Chaminuka · 11 months ago
kusvika mapfupa edu agadzikana takafira vana vedu vawanenhakav vave nekuzvitonga kuzere vachidya rifaa nguva nenguva kwete hwereshenga dzirambe
Lobengula · 11 months ago
ndainge ndogona kitengesa Zimbabwe yese neshuga hamuone yakambo developer asi iii vene imhashu
Tongogara · 11 months ago
@lobengula hongu ndizvo asi isu veganda dema tatange totambudzwa nauvava wawakatengesera shuga vachitigarisa kusingarimiki, kune ivhu rakipa
Antman · 11 months ago
Kindly assist folks does the poverty line include accommodation or it only takes into account basic commodities?
cargo · 11 months ago
I reckon zesa water and transport not taken into account

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