HARARE – Zimbabwe’s banking sector deposits stagnated at $4 billion in 2013, indicating tightening liquidity conditions, according to Agribank chief executive Sam Malaba. He said about 80 percent of the deposits remained short term and transitory. “The stagnation… reflects the deteriorating current account balance,” said Malaba, also the Bankers Association of Zimbabwe (BAZ) vice president….
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