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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 34121, member: 636"]
Afreximbank expects Zimbabwe's economy to grow 3.8 percent next year. The African financial institution projects steady increases through 2027 despite global challenges. Good farming seasons and mining expansion will drive this growth. According to the report, Zimbabwe stands among Africa's fastest-developing economies. Other major financial groups share similar positive outlooks.

The bank notes inflation will fall across southern Africa in the coming years. Zimbabwe should see particularly sharp drops in price increases. Budget deficits will shrink as the government implements stricter financial controls. The country plans to reduce its debt compared to economic output over the same period. These improvements help attract investors and maintain economic momentum.

Afreximbank recently announced profits of nearly $1 billion last year. The bank will pay shareholders $300 million in dividends. Zimbabwe holds almost six percent ownership in the financial institution. This payment benefits the country as a major stakeholder. Financial experts believe these developments signal better economic times ahead for Zimbabweans.
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