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The thirteenth consecutive round of six-monthly demand-side assessments of the United Kingdom (UK)’s business Foreign Exchange (FX) markets is designed to monitor competitive performance in this high growth and competitive market. The analysis delivers industry-wide performance measures across pivotal industry benchmarks.
The biannual programme monitors market share, wallet share, mind share and customer satisfaction measures using high value “voice of the customer” research methodology. The programme mirrors sister services that have also been running for several years in the market of South East Asia, New Zealand, Australia, France, Canada and the USA.
Reporting cycles for this programme are June and December each year.
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ResearchAndMarkets.com s offering.
The thirteenth consecutive round of six-monthly demand-side assessments of the United Kingdom (UK) s business Foreign Exchange (FX) markets is designed to monitor competitive performance in this high growth and competitive market. The analysis delivers industry-wide performance measures across pivotal industry benchmarks.
The biannual programme monitors market share, wallet share, mind share and customer satisfaction measures using high value voice of the customer research methodology. The programme mirrors sister services that have also been running for several years in the market of South East Asia, New Zealand, Australia, France, Canada and the USA.
Reporting cycles for this programme are June and December each year.
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By Alois Vinga
RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Foreign Exchange Auction allotments this week reached US$42 million, becoming the highest amount to be disbursed on the platform amid sustained exchange rate stability on the platform.
A trading update released at the close of business Tuesday shows that the main auction received US$36.5 million with priority going towards support boosting productivity.
Among the key allotments, raw materials needs received US$16.4 million, machinery and equipment US$6.5 million, Consumables US$3.3 million, Services US$3.1 million, Retail and Distribution US$2.4 million, Fuel Electricity and Gas US$1.4 million, pharmaceuticals US$2 million, paper and packaging US$1 million.
By Alois Vinga
RESERVE Bank of Zimbabwe (RBZ) Tuesday allotted US$36 million towards economic productivity amid notable inflation rates decline since the auction system’s inception last year.
A trading update released at the close of trading this week shows that a total of US$31.3 million was allotted on the main auction platform.
As usual, priority went towards raw materials needs which were allotted US$12.7 million, machinery and equipment US$5.5 million, consumables US$2.3 million, services US$2 million, and retail and distribution US$2.6 million.
Fuel, electricity, and gas bids were allotted US$3.3 million, pharmaceuticals US$1.6 million, and paper and packaging US$1.15 million.