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Prices stabilise
NewsDay Staff ·
Prices of some basic commodities remained stagnant in June, a sign that the economy was stable, the latest Consumer Council of Zimbabwe (CCZ) report has shown.
The monthly basket for a family of six increased marginally by 0,18% to $561,13 in June from $560,14 in May.
“The CCZ is pleased with the fact that no increases were recorded at all for some of the commodities while prices for some actually fell,” said the consumer watchdog this week.
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