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Zimbabwe’s stock market rose 31% in early 2026 amid economic stability and a stronger currency, while the U.S. secured critical minerals access via a $9 billion deal in the DRC.
Zimbabwe’s stock markets surged in early 2026, with the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange up 31% by January 20, fueled by gains in major firms and a stronger local currency, though analysts warn of potential overvaluation and recommend focusing on companies with strong fundamentals.
The economy showed continued stability in 2025, with inflation falling to 15% annually, reserves rising to $1.2 billion, and the new ZiG currency gaining traction in transactions.
Meanwhile, the U.S. secured a major step in critical minerals access by agreeing to a $9 billion deal with Glencore for a 40% stake in two DRC copper and cobalt mines, forming a U.S.-backed consortium to reduce reliance on Chinese supply chains amid growing global competition for resources essential to clean energy and defense.
El mercado de valores de Zimbabue aumentó un 31% a principios de 2026 en medio de la estabilidad económica y una moneda más fuerte, mientras que Estados Unidos aseguró el acceso a minerales críticos a través de un acuerdo de $ 9 mil millones en la RDC.