ALREADY
years Zimbabwe domestic currency into the material of jokes because of
the exchange rate which is too bad as a result of hyperinflation. Perhaps
because of fatigue be a derision, last weekend the local central bank
put an end to the history of the Zimbabwe dollar by asking citizens to
exchange their national currency with US dollars or South African rand. The people there might be a chance until September to exchange money.
Oh yes, 1 USD is equal to 35 quadriliun (add 15 zeros) Zimbabwe dollar. In
the course of the elimination of the Zimbabwe dollar, central banks
offer a better exchange rate, namely USD 1 for every 250 trillion
Zimbabwe dollars. That is, for every Rp 100 trillion Zimbabwe dollars, equal to USD 40 cents.
But, worst of currency, he remains a part of history. The collectors were still hunting for the currency. As a result, no one wants to buy a 100 trillion Zimbabwe dollar with
USD 35. It was certainly much more tolerable than the central bank
pegged exchange rate Zimbabwe.
The local central bank's move is actually rather useless. Because, according to economists, since 2009, as many as 90 percent of the local population already uses transaction USD.
'' I think it's just a waste of time. I
prefer to sell the money to tourists, '' said Sjadreck Gutuza, a former
currency trader who now turning work into a Japanese used car salesman.

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