20,000 (8th[93]); 35,000 (15th[95]), 28,000 (10th[97]); 345.12 (14th); 350.30 (15th) 102,351,000,000 (8th);[146] 62.47 (10th) This effectively froze the official exchange rate. 8.11 (4th) 7,437,184,423.78 (20th); The crown jewel of the 2008 AA series Zimbabwe Trillion Notes is the 100 Trillion Dollar note. 38,000 (20th[99]); They soon began to differ, in overvaluation of the Zimbabwean dollar, increasingly substantially in comparison to less regulated markets such as offshore markets or paper cash freely traded on the streets of Harare, reflected above as Parallel Rates. Due to the Dec 2007, banknote shortage, funds transferred via Electronic Funds Transfer Systems (EFTS) bore a premium rate of about $4 million, while the cash transaction rate varied around $2 million. 916,918,295,246 (29th pm) Picture: Tsvangirayi Mukwazhi/AP Zimbabwe to introduce a new currency in November 4,000 (cash) (3rd)[160] 5,787,585.19 (OMIR for 25th) 297.21 (21st) 48.79 (5th) 405,870,411.18 (23 May); 303,753,731.48 (20 May); 274,200,889,709 (15th);[146] [51] Diplomat", "Mugabe fighting for political life in behind-the-scenes ruling party power struggle", "Zimbabwe Dollar in New Downward Spike Against Major Currencies", "Mugabe faces the music in Tanzania as police launch mass arrest of opponents", "Black Market Economy Thrives in Zimbabwe", "Zimbabwe Devalues Currency by 98% to Boost Exports", "Golden leaf fails to boost forex earnings", "How life goes on for the super rich of Zimbabwe", "As services collapse, corruption flourishes", "Zimbabwe targets 25 pct mth/mth inflation by year-end", "Children left at home pay the price of migration", "Will the economic collapse be the end of Mugabe? 14,936 (10th) 98,339,944,470 (24th) [35][36], On 13 July 2007, the Zimbabwean government said that it had temporarily stopped publishing (official) inflation figures, a move that observers said was meant to draw attention away from "runaway inflation which has come to symbolise the country's unprecedented economic meltdown". 110 ‡ (13th) 30,577,532 (22nd) The Government has maintained that the return of the Zimbabwe dollar will only be considered when key economic fundamentals, such as productivity in key sectors, have been achieved.[58]. A trillion, by the way, is a million million. At the time of its introduction, the Zimbabwean dollar was worth more than the US dollar in the official exchange market, with 1 ZWD = US$1.47, although this did not reflect the actual purchasing power it held. 758,530,000,000 (30th); [146] 100,330.21 (4th) 332.26 (12th); 336.46 (13th) 27,164,677,690.87 (18th); The currency was scrapped a decade ago because of hyperinflation when prices were almost doubling every day. Over time, hyperinflation in Zimbabwe reduced the Zimbabwe dollar to one of the lowest valued currency units in the world. 208.65 (14th) 25.34 (25th) 58,886,562,526.04 (29th); 250,000,000 (13th[144]); 95.42 (27th), 99.67 (2nd); 103.29 (3rd) 27,157,406,063,618,700 (11th pm) The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has introduced a national currency for the first time since 2009 in an attempt to tackle a sharp shortfall of the US dollar, the country’s primary medium of trade. 650 ‡; 5,090,337,736 (11th); 75–100,000 (13th[105]); 17,039,490,724 (OMIR for 20th); On 30 July 2008, the dollar was redenominated and given a new currency code of ZWR. 642,371,437,695,221,000 (17th pm) A 2-dollar coin was introduced in 1997. 1,407,917,306 (28th) 42.72 (3rd) [56][57] This move was meant to stabilise the economy and establish a credible nominal anchor under low inflation conditions. 5,137,128,498 (12th); 230.68 (3rd); 238.94 (6th) 101.57 (22nd) It was redenominated three times (in 2006, 2008 and 2009), with denominations up to a $100 trillion banknote issued. 345.18 (23rd) 34,749,797,812.59 (22nd); 1,780.04 (29th). 100,000,000 (20th)[163] Below, you'll find Zimbabwean Dollar rates and a … A 1 dollar bond coin was released in November 2016. 3,000,000 (8th[127]); 11,815 (5th) 26,000 (29th[90]), 30,000 (1st[91]); 44,182.50 (24th) Use of the Zimbabwean dollar as an official currency was effectively abandoned on 12 April 2009. 555,000,000,000 (25th): [150] 216,162,327,532,185 (4th pm) 17,883,023,378.58 (9th); [18], As an official exchange rate became more unreliable, the WM/Reuters company introduced a notional exchange rate (ISO ZWN) which was based on Purchasing Power Parity utilising the dual listing of companies on the Harare (ZH) and London Stock exchanges (LN).[19]. This table shows in more detail the historical value of one US dollar in Zimbabwean dollars: In the first redenomination of 1 August 2006, 1000 ZWD were exchanged for 1 second dollar (ZWN). With immediate effect, bond notes and all electronic money, would be merged into a new currency to … 16,000,000 and 20,000,000 for large amounts (21st[132]), 24,000,000 (2nd[133]); 34.83 (29th), 40.53 †; 51 ‡ (1st); Up there with the best, believe it or not, are Zimbabwean 100 trillion dollar notes. 38,128.72 (21st) 851.74 (4th) 11,608 (9th) 271,915 ‡ (25th) 43,319,583,395.92 (24th); 16,000 (19th[86]); After being introduced on 1 August 2008, the third dollar continued to devalue. 2,150,078,888.89 (11th); ZIMBABWE NOTES HAVE NO CURRENCY VALUE. 456,921,446,064 (OMIR for 30th); [32] On 12 April 2009, media outlets reported that economic planning minister Elton Mangoma had announced the suspension of the local currency "for at least a year", effectively terminating the fourth dollar. 30,000,000,000,000 ‡; In January 2004, semiweekly (RBZ-controlled) currency auctions were set up to determine the official rate. 108.01 (4th); 113.12 (5th) 19,489,294,117.65 (11th); 266.64 (17th); 271.04 (20th) 290.92 (21st) 74.86 (13th) 13.19 (13th) 194,840,848,150 (OMIR for 14th); 79,816 (22nd) 226,954.13 (11th) 100,000,000 (26th[140]), 30,000 (to 4 May); 156.69 (18th); 163.34 (19th) The official exchange rate was allowed to float 6 May, 1 August: The Reserve Bank revalued the dollar again: 10, The Reserve Bank lifted the suspension on the Real Time Gross Settlement System (RTGS) on 13 November, This page was last edited on 1 January 2021, at 17:29. 337,341,911.76 (21 May); As a result, in both the official and parallel markets, the currency's value eroded rapidly over the years, and by July 2006, the parallel market value of the Zimbabwean dollar fell to Z$1,000,000 = GBP £1. On 2 February 2009, a third redenomination took place, in which the RBZ removed 12 zeros from the currency, with 1,000,000,000,000 (third, ZWR) Zimbabwe dollars being exchanged for 1 new (fourth, ZWL) dollar. [23][24] Despite redenomination, the RBZ was forced to print banknotes of ever higher values to keep up with surging inflation, with ten zeros reappearing by the end of 2008. However, with inflation still exceeding 1000%, the banknotes were kept in storage. 140,251 †; The initial ISO 4217 code was ZWD. 486,485,294.12 (28 May); 1,221,500,000 (4th); 2,133,117.00 (24th) A street vendor poses as he displays bond notes, before the introduction of new currency in Harare, Zimbabwe, November 11,2019. 74 ‡ (8th) 100 Trillion Zimbabwe Dollar Banknote AA 2008, 50 Trillion Zimbabwe Dollars Banknote AA 2008, 10 Trillion Zimbabwe Dollar Banknote AA 2008, 20 Trillion Zimbabwe Dollars Banknote AA 2008, 50 Billion Zimbabwe Dollars Banknote AA 2008, 500 Million Zimbabwe Dollars Banknote AA 2008. [146], 647,863,191.18 (2nd); [42] As predicted by the quantity theory of money, this hyperinflation was linked to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe's choice to increase the money supply. 193,012,615,772,476 (6th am) 6,412,613,315 (13th); 25,000,000 (5th[134]); 4,894,167.00 (31st), 2,000,000 (cash)‡ (2nd)5,300,000 (cash)‡ (4th)10,000,000 (cash) (5th)[172]25,000,000 (cash) (9th)[173]30,000,000 (cash)‡ (10th); 4,200 (23rd[75]); 2,159,000,000 (6th); 45,000 (24th[101]); 10.93 (7th) 65,059 †; 59,652 ‡ (22nd) 92.97 (18th) 8,042,778 (7th) 249.40 (9th); 255.19 (14th) The main illustration on the obverse of all of the banknotes was the Chiremba Balancing Rocks in Epworth, Harare, which were used as a metaphor demonstrating the importance of balancing development and the preservation of the fragile environment. 5,817,192,485.76 (18th); 439,481,070,796,885,000 (19th) 49.87 (13th); 53.00 (16th) 661,229,327,046,568,000 (18th am) 1,680,757,577,947,650 (10th am) 25,599,608 (21st) [9], The Zimbabwean dollar's predecessor, the Rhodesian dollar, was essentially equal to half of the value of the pound sterling at the time of its adoption (during the decimalisation of 1970). 134.92 (12th); 138.58 (13th) [33][34], All four issues of the Zimbabwean dollar experienced high rates of inflation, although it was not until the early 2000s that Zimbabwe started to experience totally unsustainable hyperinflation. 558.53 (29th) Mangudya told journalists in the capital on Tuesday that the as-of-yet-unnamed currency will have denominations of coins and notes with a maximum value of five Zimbabwe … 121.43 (15th) 121,013,052 (17th) 3,500 (18th[73]); 10,788.70 (13th) 44,754,638,846,288,100 (11th am) 270,477,236,528 (OMIR for 17th); Up to 2003, regular banknotes were issued, but as hyperinflation developed from 2003, the Reserve Bank issued short-lived emergency traveller's cheques. 1,423,462.00 (19th) 4,605,736,200 (10th); 498,000,000 (22nd); 27.66 (26th) 105.43 (23rd) Disclaimer: All Zimbabwe currency notes are demonetized and sold solely as collectibles. 19,148,534,621,367,600 (13th am) 11,851,630,480,952 (31st pm). A currency trader mends an old and worn 2 dollar bill at a busy market in Harare, in this Monday, Oct, 26, 2020 photo. [48][49] By late 2008, inflation had risen so high that automated teller machines for one major bank gave a "data overflow error" and stopped customers' attempt to withdraw money with so many zeros. Currently, the manufacturing sector takes a smaller share of GDP and has a very small percentage of the workforce. [11], In October 2005, the current Governor of the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe at the time, Dr. Gideon Gono, announced that Zimbabwe would have a new currency the following year, and new banknotes and coins would be produced. Hyperinflation in 2009 made the government abandon their local currency and switch to the American dollar. [16] On 6 September 2007, the Zimbabwe dollar was devalued again by 92%,[17] creating an official exchange rate of ZW$30,000 to US$1, although the black market exchange rate was estimated to be ZW$600,000 to US$1. 60,000 (12th[104]); 11,171,474 (13th) 40,000 (22nd[100]); 3,000,000,000,000 (15th)[177] In June, the official rate became a crawling peg rate. 18,683,139 (19th) 63,761,761,010.94 (30th); ", "Budget likely to show Mugabe's desperation", "Zimbabwe Teachers Can't Afford to Report for Work", "The United Nations Operational Rates of Exchange", "Zim trims 12 zeroes from trillion dollar note", Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha, https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Zimbabwean_dollar&oldid=997666569, Currencies of the Commonwealth of Nations, Articles with dead external links from May 2016, Articles with unsourced statements from March 2017, Wikipedia articles in need of updating from February 2020, All Wikipedia articles in need of updating, Articles with unsourced statements from August 2013, Articles needing additional references from January 2018, All articles needing additional references, Articles with German-language sources (de), Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License, $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100, $500, $1 000, $1,000,000,000,000, 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 cents, 1, 2, 5, 10, and 25 dollars, 98.0% per day in mid-November 2008 or 8.97, Z$ tied to basket of FRF, DEM, ZAR, CHF, GBP, USD, 18 April 1980 – Independence (1 Z$ = 1 R$), Flexible basket; dual rates; 20% tax on outgoing payments, Floating official rate (1 July) ; dual rates; ZWD devalued by 17%, floating official rate; dual rates; rates unified 1998 (Dec). Officials arrested executives of some Zimbabwean companies for increasing prices on their products,[14][15] and economists reported that "chaos had started to reign and people in the public sector has becoming frantic". [28] The new ISO currency code was ZWL. 4,651.33 (10th) 185.33 (20th) Some might be accompanied by authentication documents. 225,497,447,368,896 (5th pm) 11,633 (16th) 554,915 †; 360,707 ‡ (29th) 9,005,149,886.88 (24th); 663,325,716,143,026 (7th pm) [27] The banknotes of the fourth dollar circulated alongside the third dollar, which remained legal tender until 30 June 2009. 20,215,883 (20th) According to … 4,183,564 (10th) 24 January – RBZ caps daily variance of official exchange rate based on volume traded. 17,066,529,677.98 (8th); 183,025,618,461,867,000 (14th pm) 20,000 (cash) (20th)[164] There has been much confusion and grey area into what is a "novelty" in terms of Zimbabwe currency. 204,565,727.39 (8 May); Our currency rankings show that the most popular Zimbabwe Dollar exchange rate is the ZWD to USD rate . 21,460,313,914.03 (15th); 1,200 to 1,300 (28 Sep) or 1,500 (29 September – high volume transactions)[66], 1,700 (6 November);[68] The third dollar rates above are OMIR. eBay sellers of Zimbabwe currency offer a large selection of Zimbabwe dollars as well as Zimbabwe bond notes for sale. Traders in Zimbabwe have resorted to repairing old US dollar notes for desperate customers. This includes the 10 trillion dollar note, the 50 trillion dollar note, And the 100 trillion dollar note. Fresh new US dollar currency is not coming into the Southern African nation. 2,045,021 (8th) 580,000,000 (28th); 35,179,473,949,600 (3rd pm) 488,452,876,313 (OMIR for 24th); The Zimbabwe Dollar (ZWD) was established to replace Rhodesian Dollar and to signify the nation’s independence from the UK in 1980. ZSE chief executive Emmanuel Munyukwi revealed that a large number of multi-quad-, quin-, and sextillion cheques had bounced. 15,183,703,996.98 (4th); 400,000 (cash) (12th)[168] The exercise brought closure to the outstanding issue on the Zimbabwe dollar, further confirming the government's position that the local unit will not return anytime soon. 326.26 (8th); 329.65 (11th) 70,000,000 (19th[136]), 80,000,000 (17th[138]); 8,260,031,632.83 (23rd); 5,000 (12th[78]); 111,126.89 (5th) 244.81 (7th); 245.21 (8th) 300,000,000,000,000 (2nd)[25]. 28.54 (5th); 32.19 (6th) 5,000,000 (21st[128]); 34,000 † (15th) 161.24 (19th) For over 10 years we've been working exclusively with our licensed partners in Harara, Zimbabwe to provide you with the certified authentic bankotes of all denominations. 9,801,839,921.51 (25th); 210,389,632.00 (9 May); 592,416 (30th), 138.14 (1st) Free shipping. In the face of continued problems posed by the refusal of merchants to transact business with decrepit notes, New Zimbabwe says that the bank’s governor has gotten involved, telling retailers and other traders that it is fine for them to accept old and worn out U.S. currency as legal tender. 13,583 (8th) 83,613.46 (2nd) 18,681,527,512.36 (10th); 40.96 †; 66 ‡ (5th) 6,674,757,281,553 (31st am) 3,161,381 (9th) 32.05 (28th) 1,330.10 (28th) 205,000 (20th[106]); 25,384 (11th) 275,335,294.12 (19 May); The official exchange rate is set to 250 revalued Zim dollars per 1 US dollar. 1,220,071,643 (21st) A similar practice was used in other Commonwealth countries such as South Africa, Australia, and New Zealand. In 2001, nickel-plated steel replaced cupro-nickel in the 10, 20 and 50 cents and 1 dollar coins, and a bimetallic 5-dollar coin was introduced. 236,706,849.48 (14 May); 4,311 (3rd) 430,000,000,000 (18th); [149] No funds can be transferred between banks, effectively aborting the parallel rates. 143.42 (16th); 150.52 (17th) 168,815,333.33 (5 May); (Source[151]). On 4 June 2015, it was announced that the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe would exchange some of the old banknotes for US dollars. 25,000 (27th[89]); Bond notes are a parallel currency that Zimbabwe's government, led by veteran president Robert Mugabe, has introduced to deal with a cash shortage and boost exports. 202,409,619,045 (OMIR for 7th); [citation needed] ISO originally assigned a new currency code of ZWN to this redenominated currency, but the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe could not deal with a currency change, so the currency code remained 'ZWD'. This new currency is called RTGS dollars and consists of bond notes and RTGS (electronic money). 404,332,849,598 (OMIR for 18th); 510,000,000,000 (31st): [150], 142,024,433,315 (OMIR for 1st); The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe announced plans for new Z$5,000 and Z$10,000 coins in June 2005,[59] although these were never actually struck. 11.90 (8th) After the Zimbabwean dollar was suspended indefinitely from 12 April 2009, euro, United States dollar, "U.S. won't punish Giesecke+Devrient over Zimbabwe aid,", Learn how and when to remove this template message, "Current currency & funds code list (Table A.1)", "New Hyperinflation Index (HHIZ) Puts Zimbabwe Inflation at 89.7 sextillion percent", "On the Measurement of Zimbabwe's Hyperinflation", "Zimbabwe ditches its all but worthless currency", "Demonetisation: DPC settles closed banks Zim dollar accounts", "Zimbabwe to make Chinese yuan legal currency after Beijing cancels debts", "RBZ seeks international recognition for Zimdollar", "As Inflation Soars, Zimbabwe Economy Plunges", "S&P's Sub-$10 Club, Lexmark's Buy, Zimbabwe's Dollar: Timshel", "Devaluation is 'too little, too late' to save Zimbabwe", "Zimbabwe devalues currency; 10B becomes 1 dollar", "Mugabe says might declare state of emergency over prices", "Final humiliation for Zimbabwe dollar as foreign currency legalised", "Zimbabwe shops stop accepting local currency", "Zimbabweans Turn to U.S. Dollar as Hyperinflation Erodes Value of Local Currency", "Zimbabwe removes 12 zeros from currency", "Zimbabwe removes 13 zeroes from currency", "Banks redeem treasury bills woo depositors", "Revised budget dashes infrastructure repair hopes", "Zimbabwe dollar shelved 'for at least a year, "Inflation hits a record high in Zimbabwe", "Harare suspends release of inflation data", "Inflation hits one million percent as prices continue to skyrocket", "Zimbabwe annual inflation over 100,000 per cent", "Zimbabwe: Gono ordered to print Z$1 Trillion for Civil servants and Army", "Mugabe says will print more money if there isn't enough", "RBZ provides $3 trillion for vote buying", "Giesecke & Devrient halts deliveries to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe", "Giesecke+Devrient Halts Deliveries to the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe,", "Press Statement: Demonetisation of the Zimbabwe Dollar", "That'll be 175 quadrillion Zimbabwean dollars, please", "175 Quadrillion Zimbabwean Dollars Are Now Worth $5", "Banks pay out $7m in Zim dollar compensation", "Daily Interbank Exchange Rates Z$ per US$", "Wave of price hikes dampen hopes for recovery", "Zimdollar takes heavy knock on black market", "Foreign currency parallel market rates shoot up", "Devaluation Talk Pushes Zimbabwe Dollar Down To Z$4,200 To USD", "Analysis: Mugabe pressure rises as Zimbabwe economic woes spread", "Zimbabwe central bank to devalue dollar", "Little cheer from new Z$50 000 banknote in Zim", "Mugabe under threat from within his collapsing state", "Inflation forces citizens into mafia economy", "Inflation to hit 5,000 percent mark this year: IMF", "Opposition in Zimbabwe Mounts, Says U.S. 70,197.01 (28th), 100,000 (cash) (5th)[167] [25][26] New banknotes were introduced with face values of Z$1, Z$5, Z$10, Z$20, Z$50, Z$100 and Z$500. More Zimbabwean Dollar info > In its 2014 mid-term monetary policy statement, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) said it would import special coins, known as Zimbabwean bond coins, to ease a shortage of change in the economy. 62,761.43 (27th) A man counts Zimbabwean dollar notes and coins next to a ten US dollar note on the streets of Harare. 56,197.60 (26th) 2,305,440 (7th) 168.84 (18th) 1,200,000 (cash) ‡ (24th), 12,405,270,255,015 (3rd am) [171]Old Mutual has not traded since 20 November, so no meaningful OMIR figures are available. 460 †; The decision was in response to an "official request" from the German government and calls for international sanctions by the European Union and the United Nations.[52]. 120,000 (16th[16]); 90,000 (cash) (29th)[166], 1,418,021 (1st) 117.26 (6th); 121.85 (9th) Zimbabwe, Dollar. 529,336,764.71 (29 May); The currency code for Dollars is ZWD, and the currency symbol is Z$. 246,433,371.43 (15 May); 850 (14 September);[65] 17,398.16 (17th) 241,421,049,361 (OMIR for 16th); The answer is the Old Mutual Implied Rate for the Pound. 134,838,399,549,100 (6th pm) $129.95. 58.04 (17th); 62.70 (18th) 9,288,500,000 (17th); 224,832,332.83 (13 May); 26,867,910,902 (23rd) 5,085 (4th) 20,170,317,159.13 (14th); 13,469.56 (14th) 244.05 (17th) 46,000,000 (10th[135]); 30,000 (12th)[157] [7][8], On 24 June 2019, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe abolished the multiple currency system and replaced it with a new Zimbabwe dollar based on the RTGS Dollar. 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The selection of the name was motivated by the fact that the reduced value of the new unit correlated more closely to the value of the US dollar than to the pound sterling. 20,000 †; [citation needed], —Martin Rupiya, professor of war and security studies, University of Zimbabwe. 80,754 ‡ (23rd) 328.36 (6th); 320.02 (7th) 139,534,966,792 (OMIR for 10th); 992.02 (25th) Please update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information. 83.57 (16th) 20,129,927 (15th) 17.49 (18th) The consequence is that Zimbabwe is the only country where currency of other countries is more acceptable than their own currency. 9.92 (6th) 557,362 (29th) ", "Zimbabwe currency crashes; inflation as high as 9,000%", "Zimbabwe dollars rejected as currency crashes", "Zimbabwe in disarray over inflation fight", "Water shortages spur sharp rise in diarrhea, dysentery in Zimbabwe", "Zimbabwe devalues currency to 30,000/dlr", "Zimbabwe Food, Transport Prices Soar While Local Currency Tumbles", "Zim opposition wants police prosecuted for torture", "1 U.S. dollar buys 1 million Zimbabwe dollars on black market", "Asylum-seekers face deportation from UK", "Zimbabwe Dollar Crashes on Central Bank Plan To Issue New Notes", "Cash-Poor Zimbabweans Turn To Parallel Market To Procure Bank Notes", "Zimbabwe Cash Crisis Eases But Local Currency Value Heads South", "Old Mutual Implied Rates (OMIR) as at 25 January 2008", "Dollar tumbles again, as one US unit trades at Z$20 million", "Zimbabwe currency tumbles to record 25 million Zimbabwe dollars for one American dollar", "No let up in Zim crackdown on reporters", "Zimbabwe commercial bank eases foreign exchange rules", "Zimbabwe's currency gets more threadbare", "The Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe caves in to black market pressure", "Send money to friends and family in Zimbabwe", "World Currencies: Europe/Africa/Middle East", "FXConverter – Currency Converter for 164 Currencies", "Zimbabwe redenominates currency to ease crisis", "Zimbabwe: RBZ Suspends RTGS Payment System", "Reserve bank reinstates electronic transfers", "Is this the end of Zimbabwe's $1000 loaf of bread? 76.22 (23rd); 81.58 (24th) 186.61 (24th); 193.52 (25th) 1,700 ‡ (29th), 49.23 (1st) 189,961,549,747 (OMIR for 11th); 151,425,393,163 (11th);[149] 126,117,317,180 (OMIR for 9th); 42.32 (11th); 46.07 (12th) 200,000,000 (6th[143]); 44,796,944 (26th) If you have any questions, concerns or suggestions we're availible around the clock to take care of your needs. 20,000 (21st[87]); 22,952,543,340 (23rd); On 29 January 2014, the Zimbabwe central bank announced that the US dollar, South African rand, Botswana pula, pound sterling, Euro, Australian dollar, Chinese yuan (renminbi), Indian rupee, and Japanese yen would all be accepted as legal currency within the country. During this time, it was subject to periods of above-average inflation, followed by a period of hyperinflation.[3].