Published: 08 March 2018

International research firm, NKC Economics (NKC), a unit of leading global advisory firm Oxford Economics, has revised its outlook on Zimbabwe's sovereign risk rating from negative to stable, citing political improvements in the country.

NKC analysts Gary van Staden and Joe-A van der Linde pointed out that the outlook improvement follows removal of long-serving former president Robert Mugabe and ascension of President Emmerson Mnangagwa, whose foreign  policy has a deliberate bias towards economic development.
- Fin Gaz

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