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Zimbabwe Prices Spiral After Businesses Told to Stop Pricing in Dollars 2 hours ago Share share By MacDonald Dzirutwe HARARE, June 2 (Reuters) - Prices of goods in Zimbabwe are spiralling again, threatening to halt a decline in consumer inflation, after authorities last week forced businesses to stop quoting prices in U.S. dollars in a bid to encourage more use of the faltering local currency. Despite the re-introduction of the Zimbabwe dollar in 2019, most businesses have been charging in U.S. dollars, with customers having an option to pay using local money at rates higher than the officia...