QUARTERLY DIGEST
OF
STATISTICS
Second Quarter 2019
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Price: RTGS $ 5.00 July, 2019
Contents
Table Page
Migration 1.0 Recorded Migration through Official Ports 1
Visitors 2.0 Visitors and Returning Residents 2
Health 3.1 Percentage of Weightings of Children 0-4 Years Lying below the Line (the third percentile) 3 3.2 Number and Percentage of Live Births Less than 2.5 kg 3 3.3 Vaccination Coverage of Children under One Year by Type 4 3.4 Health Facilities in Zimbabwe by Type of Institution 5 3.5 Hospital Services (General in-patients) 5 3.6 Utilisation of Maternity Hospitals 5 3.7 Reported Aids New Cases by Sex 5 3.8 Top Five Causes of Out-patient Attendances 6
Accidents 4.0 Occupational Injuries and Road Accidents 7
Crime 5.0 Crime Statistics, Offences Including Attempts 8
Labour Statistics 6.0 Employees and Earnings by Industrial Sector 12 6.1 Employees and Earnings in Specific Urban Areas 12
Agriculture Labour 6.2 Number of Employees in Agriculture and Wages paid by Sector and Quarter 13
Price Statistics 7.0 Consumer Price Index 14 7.1 Poverty Datum Lines 15
National Accounts 8.0 Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Income Approach (US$) 17 8.1a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at Current Prices (US$) 18 8.1b Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at Constant Prices (US$) 19 8.2a Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Expenditure Approach at Current Prices (US$) 20 8.2b Gross Domestic Product (GDP) Expenditure Approach at Constant Prices (US$) 21 - i -
Balance of Payments 9.0 Balance of Payments 22
External Trade 10.0 Summary of External Trade, US$ 23 10.1 Domestic Exports Classified by Principle Countries, US$ 24 10.2 Imports Classified By Principal Countries, US$ 27 10.3 Domestic Exports Classified by HS Chapters 30 10.4 Imports Classified by HS Chapters 39
Agriculture 11.0 Summary of Sales of Principal Crops and Livestock 49 11.1 Volume of Crop Sales to/through Marketing Authorities 49 11.2 Value of Crop Sales to/through Marketing Authorities 50 11.3 Value of Livestock Slaughtering and Milk Production 50 11.4 Volume of Livestock Slaughtering and Milk Production 51 11.5 Short-term Credit Extended to Farmers 51
Mining 12.0 Mineral Production 52
Electrical Energy 13.0 Electrical Energy Produced and Distributed 54 13.1 Electrical Energy Used by Major Industrial Divisions 54
Construction 14.0 Building Material Price Index 55 14.1 Monthly Average Retail Price of Petrol, Diesel, Paraffin/Kerosene and Gas 56
Manufacturing 15.0 Volume of Manufacturing Index (VMI) 57 16.0 Principal Indicators - Gross Output, Intermediate Consumption and Value Added Classified by Industrial Group; CIP Zimbabwe: USD 58
Transport 17.1 Railways Analysis of Revenue including Operations in Botswana 60 17.2 Airport Traffic excluding Transit Passengers 61
Banking Sector Survey 18.1 Depository Corporation Survey 62 18.2 Central Bank Survey 63 18.3 Other Depository Survey 64
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Commercial Banks 18.4 Assets of Commercial Banks, US$ Million 62 18.5 Liabilities of Commercial Banks, US$ Million 63 18.6 Advances of Commercial Banks by Sector, US$ Thousand 64
Other Financial Institutions 19.0 Other Depository Corporation Assets, US$ Million 65 19.1 Other Depository Corporation Liabilities, US$ Million 66 19.2 Assets of Building Societies, US$ Million 67 19.3 Liabilities of Building Societies, US$, Million 68
Public Debt and Government Finance 20.0 Zimbabwe External Debt Outstanding by Debtor (Including all arrears but excluding penalties) US$ million 69
Interest Rates 22.1 Lending Rates (percent per annum) 72
Stock Exchange 20.2 Zimbabwe Stock Exchange Statistics 73 20.3 Selected International Exchange Rates 74 20.4 Sectoral Analysis of Commercial Banks Deposits, US$ Thousands 75
Explanatory Notes 77
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List of Publications Currently Available
Title of Publication/Section Periodicity Latest Copy Available
General Publications Compendium of Statistics Every 2 years 2014 Quarterly Digest of Statistics yearsQuarterlyyears March 2019 Facts and Figures Annually 2018
Agriculture / Environmental Statistics ALS Reports (All Sectors) Annually 2015 Crop Production in Zimbabwe Annually 2011 Production Account of Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing Annually 2010 Environmental Statistics 3 years 2016
Education /Gender Education Statistics Report 3 years 2017 Women and Men 3 years 2016 Child Labour Report 5 years 2014
Employment Labour Force Survey Report 5 years 2014 Characteristics of Labour Migrants 5 years 2014
Health (in conjunction with the Ministry of Health and Child Care National Health Profile Annually 2017 Multiple Indicator Cluster Survey (MICS) 5 years 2014
Tourism & Cultural Statistics Monthly Migration & Tourist Statistics Monthly January 2019 Quarterly Migration & Tourist Statistics Quarterly December 2018 Annual Migration & Tourist Statistics Annually December 2018
Judicial & Social Welfare Prisons Census Report Quarterly December 2013 Crime Statistics Monthly February 2019 Occupational Injuries Monthly December 2017 Inventory of Facilities and Social Amenities 5 years 2014
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Title of Publication/Section Periodicity Latest Copy Available National Accounts Poverty, Income, Consumption and
Expenditure Survey (PICES) 5 years 2017 Poverty and PDL Analysis in Zimbabwe Annually 2011/12 National Accounts Report Annually 2009-17 Zimbabwe Poverty Atlas, 2015 5 years August 2015
Population Statistics Zimbabwe Demographic & Health Survey (ZDHS) 5 years 2015 Census Preliminary Report 10 years 2012 Census Provincial Profiles 10 years 2012 Census National Report 10 years 2012 Zimbabwe in Maps - A Census Atlas 10 years 2012 Population Projections Thematic Report 10 years August 2015 Descriptive Child and Youth Equity Atlas: Zimbabwe 10 years 2015
Intercensal Demographic Survey 10 years 2017 Migration Profile 5 years 2010 Mortality Report Annually 2007 Profile of Older Person 10 years August 2015 Living Conditions Thematic Report 10 years August 2015 Census District Data Sheets 10 years June 2015
Mortality Thematic report 10 years August 2015 Nuptiality and Fertility Thematic report 10 years August 2015
Labour Force Characteristics Thematic 10 years August 2015
Prices Consumer Price Index Monthly June 2019 Building Materials Price Index Quarterly June 2019 Producer Price Index Quarterly June 2019 Civil Engineering Price Index Monthly June 2019 Quarterly Prices Bulletin Quarterly June 2019 Poverty Datum Lines Monthly June 2019
Production Business Tendency Survey 3 Times/Year May – August 2015 Census of Industrial Production Annually 2017 Volume of Manufacturing Index Quarterly Dec 2016 Electrical Energy Produced Monthly April 2019 Mineral Production Monthly April 2019
Transport Railways Analysis of Revenue 3 Times/Year February 2019 Airport Traffic excluding Transit Passengers Annually April 2019
Trade Statistics Quarterly Bulletin of Trade Statistics Quarterly March 2016 Statement of External Trade Annually 2018
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Notes
Explanations of Symbols
Symbol Meaning
* Amended
** Available on an annual basis
+ Provisional
- Any of the following: Data not available Missing value Not received No figure
0 When figure is zero or insignificant
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Table 1.0 Recorded Migration through Official Ports
Period Immigrants Emigrants Net migration 2014 260 - - 2015 1 604 - - 2016 627 - - 2017 568 - - 2018 863 - -
2016 January 41 - - February 117 - - March 63 - -
April 82 - - May 32 - - June 37 - -
July 20 - - August 8 - - September 19 - -
October 81 - - November 106 - - December 21 - -
2017 January 25 - - February 23 - - March 78 - -
April 19 - - May 16 - - June 71 - -
July 133 - - August 95 - - September 54 - -
October - - - November - - - December - - -
2018 January - - - February - - - March - - -
April - - - May 205 - - June 140 - -
July 218 - - August 205 - - September 18 - -
October 23 - - November 43 - - December 11 - -
2019 January 26 - -
Note: This table is known to be an incomplete record of all migration. This is because of : (a) The omission of cross-border movements at points other than the official ports, and (b) Evidence that some residents who declare that they are leaving for less than twelve months in fact stay away permanently or rather longer than a year. - Data not available
1 Table 2.0 Visitors and Returning Residents
Period Visitors from other countries Staying for Residents returning less than one from visits to other night countries In Transit On Business For Education On Holiday For Shopping Total included in Absent for one night or more
2013 632 420 339 538 12 022 800 549 160 176 1 944 705 - 2 935 092 2014 703 030 371 588 18 719 786 903 48 237 1 928 477 - 3 125 729 2015 741 278 165 410 13 307 1 057 325 82 320 2 059 640 - 3 553 011 2016 857 705 409 271 26 783 848 620 144 810 2 287 189 - 3 228 925 2017 733 083 205 850 12 899 987 501 176 759 2 116 092 - 2 926 098 2018 889 244 283 935 47 691 1 318 908 80 341 2 620 119 - 2 120 459 January 53 369 49 474 540 26 712 12 795 142 890 - 212 717 2015 January 43 199 7 220 310 56 360 2 161 109 250 - 330 416 February 54 034 8 226 768 58 668 10 104 131 800 - 205 484 March 62 470 9 080 816 70 861 8 124 151 351 - 295 871
April 64 272 12 165 1 011 108 068 4 526 190 042 - 323 743 May 61 675 8 849 417 100 660 7 271 178 872 - 305 945 June 49 183 8 374 822 87 757 1 680 147 816 - 270 122 - July 69 692 12 331 1 753 95 370 10 304 189 450 - 297 606 August 67 785 15 176 633 106 250 2 827 192 671 - 305 402 September 75 827 16 860 1 130 88 325 3 562 185 704 - 278 544
October 59 408 17 450 2 012 89 062 8 561 176 493 - 271 435 November 59 168 18 697 2 422 78 872 9 437 168 596 - 272 964 December 74 565 30 982 1 213 117 072 13 763 237 595 - 395 479
2016 January 73 281 20 605 1 082 84 086 9 724 188 778 - 247 336 February 52 749 9 523 2 654 72 812 14 855 152 593 - 222 306 March 66 127 13 471 1 218 99 739 10 250 190 805 - 274 897
April 61 164 10 823 5 222 91 567 4 625 173 401 - 284 542 May 69 765 12 177 1 788 95 814 2 430 181 974 - 263 070 June 62 018 16 287 1 761 82 487 410 162 963 - 259 301
July 66 602 17 651 1 368 51 416 43 722 180 759 - 229 124 August 82 399 15 769 1 326 103 187 4 281 206 962 - 321 773 September 90 769 67 947 2 403 37 245 9 209 207 573 - 249 691
October 81 925 66 907 2 786 42 750 5 453 199 821 - 229 687 November 72 618 64 945 2 862 34 059 12 890 187 374 - 242 252 December 78 288 93 166 2 313 53 458 26 961 254 186 - 404 946
2017 January 52 483 11 055 857 78 850 10 453 153 698 - 266 478 February 40 784 14 781 203 26 935 72 357 155 060 - 204 356 March 48 638 27 267 372 81 251 14 755 172 283 - 197 062
April 64 114 15 465 380 91 179 8 473 179 611 - 260 451 May 73 247 20 120 1 010 93 909 14 740 203 026 - 227 362 June 54 941 12 676 506 83 475 11 410 163 008 - 270 071
July 89 208 20 016 579 124 523 4 001 238 327 - 220 477 August 78 578 19 833 1 804 141 563 18 857 260 635 - 251 764 September 86 006 21 288 1 862 104 394 10 381 223 931 - 237 926
October 81 397 18 889 1 559 91 589 7 641 201 075 - 194 534 November 66 715 26 794 3 767 76 704 5 618 179 588 - 227 278 December 108 497 9 745 1 106 159 920 9 520 288 788 - 368 339
2018 January 58 469 24 211 719 110 374 5 135 198 908 - 234 797 February 55 742 14 814 1 297 90 895 5 976 168 724 - 190 409 March 51 623 20 830 1 357 105 918 6 075 185 803 - 245 881
April 68 111 19 881 1 520 89 241 13 593 192 346 - 248 970 May 78 216 22 608 2 264 108 643 8 970 220 701 - 266 122 June 67 732 21 664 6 115 109 346 4 246 209 103 247 701 - July 94 158 26 394 14 820 105 271 3 120 243 763 - 246 334 August 82 387 18 324 11 740 108 769 7 562 228 782 - 275 402 September 79 524 11 503 2 103 111 741 637 205 508 268 413 - October 77 291 32 964 2 228 101 947 10 084 224 514 - 217 720 November 58 376 23 238 1 364 82 122 8 631 173 731 - 262 239 December 117 615 47 504 2 164 194 641 6 312 368 236 - 386 659
2019 January 66 391 22 212 1 575 119 565 8 631 218 374 - 264 817
Source : ZIMSTAT Migration and Tourism Report Note: - Data not available
2 Table 3.1a Nutritional Status of Children 0-4 Years by Age. Percentage of Weighings of Children 0- Table 3.1b Nutritional Status of Children 0-4 Years by Age, Percentage of Stunted Table 3.2: Number and Percentage of Live Births Less than 2.5 4 Years Lying Below the Line (the third percentile) Children 0-4 Years kg
Age in Months Age in Months Number of Live Percentage of Number of Births Below Live Births Below Year 0-5 6-11 12-23 24-59 0-59 0-5 6-11 12-23 24-59 0-59 Live Births 2.5kg 2.5kg 2014 5.6 5.6 6.3 4.9 5.6 6.7 6.1 7.8 7.1 7.0 380 466 34 849 9.2 2015 5.3 5.0 6.4 5.9 5.7 4.3 4.4 5.0 4.4 4.5 363 735 34 489 9.5 2016 3.6 4.2 4.6 3.9 4.1 4.4 4.2 5.2 4.8 4.7 361 379 33 258 9.2 2017 2.7 3.3 3.8 3.2 3.3 3.5 3.3 4.1 3.7 3.7 363 410 34 934 9.6 2018 2.1 2.6 2.9 2.3 2.5 2.8 2.7 3.3 2.8 2.9 277 880 26 355 9.5
Quarters 2015 2015 2015 1st Quarter 4.6 4.7 5.5 4.8 4.9 5.7 5.5 7.3 6.6 6.4 88 642 8 818 9.9 2nd Quarter 4.5 4.6 5.2 4.7 4.8 5.3 4.9 6.8 6.3 5.9 91 749 8 836 9.6 3rd Quarter 4.1 4.2 4.6 4.1 4.3 5.4 4.9 5.9 5.7 5.5 94 821 8 473 8.9 4th Quarter 3.8 4.1 4.7 3.9 4.1 5.0 4.6 5.5 5.0 5.0 88 523 8 362 9.4
2016 2016 2016 1st Quarter 4.0 4.7 4.9 4.2 4.5 4.8 4.7 5.9 5.3 5.2 88 984 7 667 8.6 2nd Quarter 3.7 4.1 4.6 4.0 4.1 4.5 4.3 5.4 5.1 4.9 91 485 8 193 9.0 3rd Quarter 3.5 3.8 4.2 3.5 3.7 4.4 3.8 4.8 4.3 4.3 94 054 9 072 9.6 4th Quarter 3.4 4.1 4.6 4.0 4.1 3.9 3.9 4.8 4.3 4.2 86 856 8 326 9.6
2017 2017 2017 1st Quarter 3.1 4.0 4.8 4.3 4.1 3.6 3.8 5.1 4.9 4.4 89 542 9 425 10.5 2nd Quarter 2.9 3.3 3.8 3.2 3.3 3.6 3.4 4.3 4.0 3.9 91 985 8 112 8.8 3rd Quarter 2.5 3.0 3.2 2.7 2.8 3.3 3.1 3.8 3.2 3.4 93 492 8 610 9.2 4th Quarter 2.4 3.1 3.3 2.6 2.9 3.4 2.9 3.4 2.9 3.1 88 391 8 787 9.9
2018 2018 2018 1st Quarter 2.4 3.0 3.4 2.7 2.9 3.1 3.0 3.5 3.2 3.2 91 029 8 920 9.8 2nd Quarter 2.2 2.6 2.9 2.3 2.5 2.7 3.0 3.2 3.2 3.0 91 255 8 754 9.6 3rd Quarter 1.9 2.4 1.6 2.0 1.9 2.5 2.6 3.0 2.5 2.7 95 596 8 681 9.1 4th Quarter 2.1 2.4 2.8 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.7 3.3 2.7 2.8 92 855 9 028 9.7
2019 2019 2019 1st Quarter 1.9 2.4 3.0 2.5 2.5 2.4 2.4 3.0 2.6 2.6 92 981 8 468 9.1
Source: Ministry of Health and Child Care; Source: DHIS, HS3/5
3 Table 3.3 Vaccination Coverage of Children Under One Year by Type
Population BCG Initial Polio 1 Polio 2 Polio 3 Vitamin A Measles Rubella 1 Pentavalent 1 Period Under 1 year Number Coverage % Number Coverage % Number Coverage % Number Coverage % Number Coverage % Number Coverage % Number Coverage %
2015 441 597 419 164 94.9 419 911 95.1 396 959 89.9 386 811 87.6 366 470 83.0 344 102 77.9 417 468 94.5 2016 446 013 418 685 93.9 418 685 93.9 398 514 89.4 398 149 89.3 364 034 81.6 398 138 89.3 418 940 93.9 2017 450 473 427 035 94.8 422 305 93.7 401 104 89.0 396 583 88.0 398 939 88.6 397 581 88.3 418 570 92.9 2018 341 234 328 728 73.0 317 912 70.6 303 496 67.4 301 851 67.0 273 935 60.8 294 219 65.3 315 482 70.0
2015 1st Quarter 110 399 107 859 97.7 106 965 96.9 101 201 91.7 99 921 90.5 101 219 91.7 102 988 93.3 106 455 96.4 2nd Quarter 110 399 106 147 96.1 105 378 95.5 100 863 91.4 99 677 90.3 104 570 94.7 94 554 85.6 106 288 96.3 3rd Quarter 110 399 95 256 86.3 101 922 92.3 97 168 88.0 95 729 86.7 98 584 89.3 91 750 83.1 100 839 91.3 4th Quarter 110 399 109 902 99.5 105 646 95.7 97 727 88.5 91 484 82.9 62 097 56.2 54 810 49.6 103 886 94.1
2016 1st Quarter 111 503 103 156 92.5 103 156 92.5 96 110 86.2 100 630 90.2 71 689 64.3 103 533 92.9 103 488 92.8 2nd Quarter 111 503 100 108 89.8 100 108 89.8 104 416 93.6 102 714 92.1 116 751 104.7 104 313 93.6 107 937 96.8 3rd Quarter 111 503 111 671 100.2 111 671 100.2 100 353 90.0 98 757 88.6 86 059 77.2 94 993 85.2 105 011 94.2 4th Quarter 111 503 103 750 93.0 103 750 93.0 97 635 87.6 96 048 86.1 89 535 80.3 95 299 85.5 102 504 91.9
2017 1st Quarter 112 618 109 350 97.1 106 113 94.2 97 883 86.9 98 245 87.2 102 117 90.7 104 770 93.0 105 234 93.4 2nd Quarter 112 618 107 380 95.3 106 466 94.5 103 128 91.6 100 588 89.3 109 571 97.3 102 003 90.6 105 281 93.5 3rd Quarter 112 618 108 310 96.2 106 196 94.3 101 266 89.9 101 871 90.5 90 591 80.4 98 772 87.7 105 081 93.3 4th Quarter 112 618 101 995 90.6 103 530 91.9 98 827 87.8 95 879 85.1 96 660 85.8 92 036 81.7 102 974 91.4
2018 1st Quarter 113 745 109 607 96.4 105 318 92.6 99 315 87.3 100 200 88.1 94 013 82.7 102 249 89.9 104 731 92.1 2nd Quarter 113 745 110 433 97.1 106 793 93.9 101 570 89.3 99 363 87.4 92 849 81.6 98 014 86.2 106 116 93.3 3rd Quarter 113 745 108 688 95.6 105 801 93.0 102 611 90.2 102 288 89.9 87 073 76.6 93 956 82.6 104 635 92.0 4th Quarter 113 745 108 687 95.6 110 504 97.2 104 947 92.3 100 795 88.6 89 594 78.8 91 224 80.2 109 877 96.6
2019 1st Quarter 114 882 109 824 95.6 108 271 94.2 102 783 89.5 99 797 86.9 95 330 83.0 103 011 89.7 107 467 93.5
Population Pentavalent 2 Pentavalent 3 Pneumococcal 1 Pneumococcal 2 Pneumococcal 3 Primary Course Completed Rota 1 Rota 2 Period Under 1 year Number Coverage % Number Coverage % Number Coverage % Number Coverage % Number Coverage % Number Coverage % Number Coverage % Number Coverage %
2015 441 597 395 060 89.5 385 028 87.2 416 661 94.4 394 594 89.4 385 029 87.2 363 979 82.4 *** *** *** *** 2016 446 013 402 244 90.2 397 521 89.1 422 170 94.7 401 179 89.9 398 187 89.3 379 312 85.0 420 382 94.3 394 630 88.5 2017 450 473 399 476 88.7 396 105 87.9 421 248 93.5 400 783 89.0 398 349 88.4 386 120 85.7 420 667 93.4 396 652 88.1 2018 341 234 303 204 67.3 301 337 66.9 317 127 70.4 303 408 67.4 301 550 66.9 401 944 117.8 401 944 117.8 401 944 117.8
2015 1st Quarter 110 399 98 322 89.1 99 410 90.0 106 262 96.3 99 511 90.1 99 453 90.1 99 388 90.0 *** *** *** *** 2nd Quarter 110 399 100 867 91.4 99 014 89.7 104 394 94.6 100 084 90.7 98 864 89.6 91 369 82.8 *** *** *** *** 3rd Quarter 110 399 99 324 90.0 95 221 86.3 100 707 91.2 96 758 87.6 95 311 86.3 87 742 79.5 *** *** *** *** 4th Quarter 110 399 96 547 87.5 91 383 82.8 105 298 95.4 98 241 89.0 91 401 82.8 85 480 77.4 *** *** *** ***
2016 1st Quarter 111 503 100 392 90.0 100 428 90.1 103 501 92.8 100 214 89.9 100 460 90.1 96 976 87.0 102 821 92.2 97 625 87.6 2nd Quarter 111 503 104 153 93.4 102 524 91.9 108 760 97.5 103 907 93.2 102 542 92.0 99 167 88.9 108 685 97.5 102 443 91.9 3rd Quarter 111 503 100 521 90.2 98 690 88.5 105 741 94.8 99 570 89.3 98 949 88.7 91 625 82.2 105 873 95.0 98 621 88.4 4th Quarter 111 503 97 178 87.2 95 879 86.0 104 168 93.4 97 488 87.4 96 236 86.3 91 544 82.1 103 003 92.4 95 941 86.0
2017 105 330 93.5 96 456 85.6 1st Quarter 112 618 97 055 86.2 98 074 87.1 105 528 93.7 97 350 86.4 98 438 87.4 101 297 89.9 106 060 94.2 102 208 90.8 2nd Quarter 112 618 103 029 91.5 100 268 89.0 106 180 94.3 103 199 91.6 100 644 89.4 99 471 88.3 106 120 94.2 100 249 89.0 3rd Quarter 112 618 100 961 89.6 101 917 90.5 106 220 94.3 101 930 90.5 102 930 91.4 96 624 85.8 103 157 91.6 97 739 86.8 4th Quarter 112 618 98 431 87.4 95 846 85.1 103 320 91.7 98 304 87.3 96 337 85.5 88 728 78.8
2018 1st Quarter 113 745 99 469 87.4 100 206 88.1 105 196 92.5 99 180 87.2 100 209 88.1 99 018 87.1 104 980 92.3 98 916 87.0 2nd Quarter 113 745 101 368 89.1 99 017 87.1 106 539 93.7 101 958 89.6 99 201 87.2 97 136 85.4 106 461 93.6 101 129 88.9 3rd Quarter 113 745 102 367 90.0 102 114 89.8 105 392 92.7 102 270 89.9 102 140 89.8 92 068 80.9 104 997 92.3 101 876 89.6 4th Quarter 113 745 104 742 92.1 100 194 88.1 110 397 97.1 104 837 92.2 100 394 88.3 88 893 78.2 110 009 96.7 104 296 91.7
2019 1st Quarter 114 882 102 353 89.1 99 345 86.5 107 312 93.4 102 913 89.6 99 434 86.6 99 388 86.5 106 838 93.0 102 265 89.0
Note: *** Rota virus started being admistered in 2014 and data was available first quarter of 2016 Source: DHIS, HS3/5
4 Table 3.4 Health Facilities in Zimbabwe by Type of Institution
Type of Institution
Secondary Level Tertiary Level Quartenary Level No. of Beds per Year Primary Level (1st referral) (2nd referral) (3rd referral) Other Total Facilities Total No. of Beds 10 000 People 2016 1 527 179 7 14 - 1 727 21 693 16.0 2017 1 527 179 7 14 - 1 727 21 693 16.0 2018 1 527 179 7 14 - 1 727 21 693 16.0 2019 1 718 49 7 6 - 1 780 87 120 63.0
NB: Changes in figures follow adjsutments done in 2018 as a result of changes in status of various facilities
Table 3.5 Hospital Services (General in-patients)
Bed In-patient Daily Percentage No. of outpatient Year Admissions Discharges Deaths Occupancy Average Average Stay days Occupancy attendances 2016 203 403 193 167 21 408 1 550 224 557 7.2 31.4 3 287 432 2017 203 831 201 420 19 835 1 394 222 558 6.3 28.2 3 047 363 2018 214 778 201 449 18 762 1 474 666 588 1.0 29.8 3 296 185
2017 1st Quarter 52 086 48 585 4 754 346 717 571 6.5 28.1 818 262 2nd Quarter 50 367 47 940 5 214 361 670 552 6.8 29.3 775 322 3rd Quarter 50 677 48 132 5 118 342 931 555 6.4 27.7 762 661 4th Quarter 52 736 48 212 4 939 349 856 578 6.6 28.3 720 848
2018 1st Quarter 55 563 53 196 4 918 366 199 609 6.3 29.6 861 814 2nd Quarter 55 924 49 336 4 642 356 286 613 6.6 28.8 815 374 3rd Quarter 55 587 50 466 4 811 390 402 609 7.1 31.6 816 069 4th Quarter 47 704 48 451 4 391 361 779 523 6.8 29.3 802 928
2019 1st Quarter 42 277 38 115 3 692 288 084 463 6.9 23.3 651 023
Table 3.6 Utilisation of Maternity Hospitals
Bed In-patient Daily Percentage Year Admissions Discharges Deaths Occupancy Average Average Stay days Occupancy 2016 222 441 236 485 1 180 765 505 2 097 0.9 48.1 2017 227 553 228 907 986 774 700 2 122 1.0 48.7 2018 182 710 180 045 705 635 953 1 742 1.0 40.0
2017 1st Quarter 55 390 55 514 266 189 997 2 082 3.4 51.2 2nd Quarter 57 167 59 039 222 198 555 2 176 3.4 53.6 3rd Quarter 60 130 59 535 243 200 008 2 192 3.3 53.9 4th Quarter 54 866 54 819 255 186 140 2 040 3.4 50.2
2018 1st Quarter 61 919 59 714 250 208 412 2 284 3.5 56.2 2nd Quarter 58 622 58 155 212 195 068 2 138 3.3 52.6 3rd Quarter 62 169 62 176 243 232 473 2 548 3.7 62.7 4th Quarter 56 478 59 259 215 247 118 2 708 4.2 66.7
2019 1st Quarter 55 881 56 934 270 183 353 2 009 3.2 49.5
Table 3.7 Total Number of Patients in Care Currently Receiving ART by Sex, 2015-2018
Year Male Female Total 2015 331 149 551 685 882 834 2016 360 803 610 278 971 081 2017 127 910 215 176 343 086
2016 1st Quarter 326 459 557 530 883 989 2nd Quarter 342 489 575 897 918 386 3rd Quarter 350 797 593 362 944 159 4th Quarter 360 803 610 278 971 081
2017 1st Quarter 381 926 646 327 1 028 253 2nd Quarter 390 372 670 123 1 060 495 3rd Quarter 177 994 298 581 476 575 4th Quarter 127 910 215 176 343 086
2018 1st Quarter 32 454 51 582 84 036 2nd Quarter 430 399 710 648 1 141 047 3rd Quarter 1 294 019 2 124 555 3 418 574
Source: DHIS, HS3/5, 11/12/2018 Note:- All years before 2018 were reporting New AIDS cases ART census being conducted to revise the cumulative number of clients active on ART.
5 Table 3.8 Top Five Causes of Out-Patients Attendences
1st Quarter 2017 2nd Quarter 2017 No of cases as a % of No of cases as a % of Disease/Conditions No. of cases new cases Disease/Condition No of cases new cases ARI 633 818 22.4 ARI 685 340 25.8 Skin Diseases 285 209 10.1 Skin Diseases 218 233 8.2 Diarrhoea & dysentery 196 425 6.9 Burns, RTA & Other Injuries 142 775 5.4 Burns, RTA & Other Injuries 144 229 5.1 Malaria (Confirmed) 142 450 5.4 Malaria (Confirmed) 116 284 4.1 Diarrhoea & dysentery 111 595 4.2 All Other New Diseaseas 1 453 213 51.4 All Other New Diseaseas 1 354 426 51.0 Total New Cases 2 829 178 100.0 Total New Cases 2 654 819 100.0
3rd Quarter 2017 4th Quarter 2017 No of cases as a % of No of cases as a % of Disease/Condition No. of cases new cases Disease/Condition No. of cases new cases ARI 749 771 29.5 ARI 596 141 23.0 Skin Diseases 158 767 6.2 Skin Diseases 140 976 5.0 Diarrhoea & Dysentery 150 153 5.9 Diarrhoea & Dysentery 161 354 6.0 Burns, RTA & Other Injuries 134 110 5.3 Burns, RTA & Other Injuries 137 078 5.0 Disease of the Eye 107 621 4.2 Disease of the Eye 104 652 4.0 All Other New Diseaseas 1 242 031 48.9 All Other New Diseaseas 1 432 577 56.0 Total New Cases 2 542 453 100.0 Total New Cases 2 572 778 100.0
Annual 2017 1st Quarter 2018 No of cases as a % of No of cases as a % of Disease/Condition No. of cases new cases Disease/Condition No. of cases new cases ARI 2 665 070 25.0 ARI 769 694 27.4 Skin Diseases 803 185 8.0 Skin Diseases 203 036 7.2 Diarrhoea & Dysentery 619 527 6.0 Diarrhoea & Dysentery 157 542 5.6 Burns, RTA & Other Injuries 558 192 5.0 Burns, RTA & Other Injuries 152 236 5.4 Disease of the Eye 401 646 4.0 Disease of the Eye 96 111 3.4 All Other New Diseaseas 5 575 436 52.0 All Other New Diseaseas 1 433 691 51.0 Total New Cases 10 623 056 100.0 Total New Cases 2 812 310 100.0
2nd Quarter 2018 3rd Quarter 2018 No of cases as a % of No of cases as a % of Disease/Condition No. of cases new cases Disease/Condition No. of cases new cases ARI 755 027 28.4 ARI 715 936 27.8 Skin Diseases 191 482 7.2 Diarrhoea & Dysentery 227 865 8.9 Burns, RTA & Other Injuries 146 762 5.5 Burns, RTA & Other Injuries 142 306 5.5 Diarrhoea & Dysentery 118 691 4.5 Skin Diseases 139 889 5.4 Malaria (Confirmed) 99 245 3.7 Disease of the Eye 100 305 3.9 All Other New Diseaseas 1 349 468 50.7 All Other New Diseaseas 1 246 712 48.5 Total New Cases 2 660 675 100.0 Total New Cases 2 573 013 100.0
4th Quarter 2018 Annual 2018 No of cases as a % of No of cases as a % of Disease/Condition No. of cases new cases Disease/Condition No. of cases new cases ARI 534 291 23.7 ARI 2 774 948 26.9 Diarrhoea & Dysentery 162 910 7.2 Diarrhoea & Dysentery 667 008 6.5 Burns, RTA & Other Injuries 136 972 6.1 Skin Diseases 662 368 6.4 Skin Diseases 127 961 5.7 Burns, RTA & Other Injuries 578 276 5.6 Disease of the Eye 98 568 4.4 Disease of the Eye 390 203 3.8 All Other New Diseaseas 1 196 758 53.0 All Other New Diseaseas 5 230 655 50.8 Total New Cases 2 257 460 100.0 Total New Cases 10 303 458 100.0
1st quarter 2019 No of cases as a % of Disease/Condition No. of cases new cases ARI 426 845 20.2 Skin Diseases 169 580 8.0 Diarrhoea & Dysentery 131 794 6.2 Burns, RTA & Other Injuries 129 925 6.1 Disease of the Eye 84 409 4.0 All Other New Diseaseas 1 172 681 55.4 Total New Cases 2 115 234 100.0
Note: ARI = Acute Respiratory Infection ENT = Ear, Nose and Throat Source: Ministry of Health and Child Care; DHIS, HS3/5
6 Table 4.0 Occupational Injuries and Road Accidents
Period Occupational Injuries Number of claims submitted Persons Killed 2014 5391 109 2015 4947 57 2016 4922 58
2016 January 377 8 February 459 11 March 465 3 April 408 6 May 436 6 June 425 1 July 404 5 August 372 5 September 396 4 October 449 4 November 407 1 December 324 4 2017 January 359 2 February 408 4 March 407 2 April 282 4 May 433 3 June 378 6 July 400 3 August 356 3 September 466 4
October 420 6 November 363 7 December 322 2 Source: NSSA Road Accidents Total Accidents Number Dead Number Injured 2014 42 713 2 042 14 759 2015 45 701 2 368 12 399 2016 46 681 1 584 11 605 2017 46 687 1 793 10 461 2018 58 739 1 918 12 487 2016 March 11 392 371 3 137 June 11 847 463 3 141 September 11 304 368 2 643 December 12 138 382 2 684 2017 March 11 443 319 2 584 June 11 877 484 2 697 September 9 377 447 2 248 December 13 990 543 2 932 2018 March 13 790 418 2 887 June 15 185 560 3 329 September 14 728 491 3 145 December 15 036 449 3 126 Source: Police General Head Quarters (PGHQ)
7 Table 5.0 Crime Statistics, Offences including Attempts
Assault Assault (Grievous Assault Culpable Infanticide Abortion (common) bodly harm) (indecent) homicide Murder Rape Period 2015 156 96 69 641 235 1 989 1 150 1 387 7 752 2016 122 96 72 102 176 1 954 1 213 1 057 8 069 2017 147 85 68 293 244 1 754 1 246 1 067 7 394 2018 147 86 48 385 153 2 106 1 668 1 453 7 738
2018 January 12 10 6 556 7 177 118 103 844 February 13 3 5 388 26 268 99 109 671 March 11 10 6 105 6 159 126 83 620
April 15 6 5 841 8 124 146 108 541 May 11 7 5 943 51 144 186 98 570 June 12 6 6 326 6 129 159 109 554
July 10 7 6 284 8 156 147 102 524 August 16 12 6 762 11 167 147 127 583 September 8 7 7 164 10 190 138 154 743
October 14 5 7 510 7 179 119 136 750 November 19 7 6 417 3 212 113 142 710 December 6 6 7 922 10 201 170 182 628
2019 January 12 10 6 311 6 150 91 115 636 February 12 4 5 557 16 166 76 107 625 March
Table 5.0 Crime Statistics, (Contd.) Malicious Receiving House injury to stolen breaking Theft from Theft of Theft Period Arson ♣ Fraud property property and theft Theft of car car stock (other)
2014 920 10 052 9 234 347 31 768 419 3 384 9 576 81 702 2015 1 160 11 207 10 547 505 34 352 364 3 624 9 964 86 847 2016 1 031 10 299 10 964 452 34 399 411 4 114 10 541 92 271 2017 930 9 404 10 516 482 24 952 398 5 558 8 878 68 301 2018 1 252 9 673 6 200 607 13 754 607 6 648 10 463 41 007
2018 January 104 1 060 1 210 76 3 225 45 569 1 187 8 846 February 45 846 968 37 3 060 35 542 868 8 068 March 44 963 1 025 80 3 382 46 474 895 9 096
April 45 903 1 025 48 3 368 45 509 813 8 898 May 82 1 003 1 058 45 3 539 47 556 898 9 275 June 93 961 1 167 34 3 376 48 629 924 9 286
July 141 941 1 094 31 3 076 74 502 929 9 022 August 201 962 1 307 40 3 310 49 532 1 122 9 376 September 175 1 149 1 278 41 3 262 48 566 1 059 9 641
October 125 983 1 372 42 3 403 61 474 1 250 10 361 November 121 892 1 239 69 3 432 47 656 1 379 9 728 December 76 1 073 1 343 64 3 657 62 639 1 448 11 277
2018 January 110 895 1 526 69 3 685 42 506 1 153 9 592 February 42 892 1 012 65 3 864 53 555 1 106 10 302 March
Note: ♣ Some of the data on Arson was reported under Malicious injury to property during 2009-2011 Source: Police General Head Quarters (PGHQ)
8 Table 5.0 Crime Statistics (Contd.)
Period Robbery Armed Robbery Other Common Law Broadcasting Act Control of Goods Criminal law Criminal Procedure Customs and Excise ♣ amendment ^^ and evidence 2016 2 583 214 2 460 684 17 0 11 644 2017 5 285 429 4 322 955 19 0 2 782 2018 7 823 561 14 949 16 14 0 2 355 2017 January 414 35 437 41 0 0 0 107 February 448 33 495 139 4 0 0 70 March 515 26 351 126 0 0 0 103
April 501 39 396 51 0 0 0 68 May 520 35 323 130 0 0 0 88 June 413 24 310 134 1 0 0 74
July 391 29 445 79 1 0 1 56 August 400 37 585 88 5 0 1 63 September 443 41 1 094 133 1 0 0 64
October 341 49 1 245 26 3 0 0 43 November 370 42 980 8 4 0 0 22 December 529 39 1 173 0 0 0 0 24
2018 January 528 38 1 303 0 3 0 0 49 February 493 53 1 103 2 0 0 0 25 March 504 51 1 698 5 0 0 0 45
April 649 41 1 262 3 0 0 0 35 May 693 20 1 662 1 0 0 0 34 June 609 37 1 237 1 2 0 0 30
July 704 48 943 0 0 0 0 35 August 715 41 864 1 0 0 0 28 September 711 47 1 688 0 0 0 1 20
October 744 58 1 673 2 6 0 1 11 November 731 42 1 449 1 0 0 0 15 December 742 85 1 304 0 3 0 0 28
2019 January 736 83 1 575 0 0 0 0 13 February 884 91 1 523 0 0 0 0 35 March 894 56 1 840 1 1 0 0 15
Table 5.0 Crime Statistics (Contd.)
Period Dangerous drugs Possession Cultivate Supply Smoke Exchange Act Firearms
2016 236 169 8 3 300 15 326 2017 325 142 147 2 967 182 371 2018 509 156 33 3 400 466 440 2017 January 12 16 1 263 6 29 February 8 11 0 273 0 37 March 15 39 1 356 0 35 April 14 9 2 250 4 26 May 14 7 0 230 3 31 June 14 10 0 225 0 21
July 14 3 2 220 1 26 August 23 5 7 241 4 25 September 23 3 124 305 6 26
October 53 15 5 217 127 55 November 92 7 3 168 23 26 December 43 17 2 219 8 34
2018 January 71 28 4 267 17 29 February 61 16 1 200 40 34 March 10 23 1 400 25 43
April 48 22 4 300 11 37 May 50 5 5 300 24 44 June 56 2 3 294 16 37
July 78 1 1 261 12 27 August 58 16 2 163 1 38 September 9 9 8 292 7 39
October 19 9 1 317 143 36 November 22 14 0 288 80 36 December 27 11 3 318 90 40
2019 January 50 13 48 278 106 50 February 32 34 27 250 111 40 March 52 21 26 330 80 51
Note: ♣ Some of the data on Armed Robbery was reported under Robbery during 2009-2011 For the period August 2011 to 2012 some of the crimes under Criminal Law were reported under Miscellaneous Offence, Common Law ^^ and Law and Order Maintenance Act (other) Source: Police General Head Quarters (PGHQ)
9 Table 5.0 Crime Statistics (Contd.)
Period Forests Harmful liquids Immigration Income tax Law and order maintenance Act Road motor transportation*
Possession of arms Other 2015 383 170 16 457 127 0 8 154 502 2016 175 90 290 23 0 0 103 008 2017 269 69 611 38 0 0 123 323 2018 498 217 1 218 15 1 1 41 191
2017 January 5 2 45 2 0 0 116 119 February 8 3 34 1 0 0 103 409 March 17 8 50 1 0 0 99 762
April 12 11 33 2 0 0 96 610 May 8 5 51 0 0 129 169 June 12 7 30 3 0 0 91 675
July 61 2 34 5 0 0 86 833 August 17 4 45 1 0 0 84 671 September 54 8 70 5 0 0 70 613
October 45 3 63 9 0 0 90 688 November 14 6 68 3 0 0 59 489 December 16 10 88 6 0 0 4 867
2018 January 17 6 120 2 0 0 5 529 February 22 20 79 0 0 4 089 March 45 12 112 1 0 0 3 503
April 23 9 141 1 0 0 3 551 May 23 26 137 2 0 0 3 940 June 24 16 51 2 1 0 3 777
July 24 15 60 1 0 0 2 743 August 65 17 49 0 0 1 740 September 72 20 64 2 0 1 1 643
October 87 26 82 1 0 0 2 200 November 72 22 83 0 0 2 913 December 24 28 240 3 0 0 5 563
2019 January 18 43 78 0 3 4 806 February 57 43 46 3 0 1 4 579 March 44 48 52 3 2 4 552
* Revised to take into account all RMT cases
Table 5.0 Crime Statistics (Contd.)
Liquor Miscellaneous Municipal by-laws Parks and Wildlife Precious Stones Period Drunk Shebeens Other Offence Act
2015 7 674 1 496 7 395 4 798 4 353 1 493 1 657 2016 5 773 1 212 4 626 1 673 2 844 1 472 1 492 2017 3 357 1 690 4 371 2 186 3 903 798 1 080 2018 4 057 1 014 3 377 3 235 3 972 1 059 1 187
2017 January 317 50 435 194 566 35 90 February 201 60 478 146 517 52 78 March 195 118 440 156 426 48 95
April 339 100 335 144 173 47 104 May 247 102 306 134 313 74 80 June 158 256 251 170 302 67 99 April 339 100 335 144 173 47 104
July 160 130 325 131 343 74 67 August 166 297 308 142 135 63 92 September 281 185 538 195 168 66 62
October 270 95 245 239 363 91 76 November 285 103 160 190 211 67 57 December 399 94 215 201 213 67 76
2018 January 331 113 269 322 57 95 59 February 220 77 414 255 94 97 93 March 385 118 465 262 539 67 68
April 626 130 189 239 258 46 91 May 509 105 353 263 224 71 77 June 297 56 279 257 432 78 109
July 235 38 269 256 397 65 75 August 237 47 128 305 106 67 145 September 291 30 258 257 530 100 93
October 222 46 107 255 387 111 116 November 238 161 171 250 343 150 147 December 466 93 475 314 605 112 114
2019 January 408 73 282 353 492 77 84 February 262 86 473 330 459 91 246 March 408 151 703 396 733 86 181
Source: Police General Head Quarters (PGHQ)
10 Table 5.0 Crime Statistics (Contd.) Period Road Traffic Act [RTA] No driver's Driving without due Drunk while licence No insurance Reckless Driving Negligent Driving care Speeding driving 2017 8 758 20 040 424 7 815 18 344 13 057 102 2018 2 248 5 517 517 8 523 23 922 648 13 2017 January 1 159 4 007 91 593 3 763 2 025 4 February 1 116 3 034 12 568 3 024 2 080 March 1 190 3 199 25 572 2 368 1 989 April 1 292 3 098 21 584 3 172 2 516 May 1 495 3 215 58 604 3 009 2 343 June 1 802 3 360 17 625 3 008 2 055 July 2 003 3 231 83 753 3 103 1 603 9 August 1 284 3 543 57 822 3 013 2 121 41 September 1 100 3 156 17 651 2 708 2 902 6 October 1 039 3 593 22 660 2 730 1 845 42 November 535 1 442 17 675 2 669 1 470 December 169 127 4 708 3 751 49
2018 January 245 319 34 973 3 469 35 0 February 151 574 30 1 035 3 170 29 0 March 193 457 309 1 144 3 560 79 0
April 184 347 5 904 3 711 84 0 May 167 459 32 2 628 3 658 74 0 June 234 623 27 1 326 3 220 95 0
July 194 499 21 1 060 3 702 34 0 August 174 422 18 1 270 3 721 25 0 September 188 357 17 1 343 3 883 62 0
October 160 278 4 684 3 704 14 0 November 104 543 9 424 2 462 46 0 December 254 639 11 539 3 230 71 13
2019 January 171 584 3 509 2 154 42 1 February 181 649 6 347 2 388 20 4 March 176 991 18 636 2 278 7 1
Table 5.0 Crime Statistics (Contd.)
Period Road Traffic Act [RTA]
Construction Breathalyser Other Moving Equipment & use Vehicle offences vehicle Offenses regulation* licensing Act All Other* 2017 90 409 563 167 328 179 612 2018 0 5835 19 813 7 889 18 089
2017 January 0 17 941 51 930 3 127 22 120 February 0 9 821 52 902 3 333 23 206 March 25 13 074 69 463 3 216 14 678
April 0 25 912 49 425 3 118 12 742 May 1 10 756 50 605 3 397 32 337 June 7 10 090 51 798 2 924 13 959
July 0 13 145 50 183 3 223 12 389 August 57 12 777 57 597 4 525 14 712 September 0 10 519 53 077 4 137 12 621
October 0 12 323 50 363 4 604 12 544 November 0 3 991 24 775 2 310 6 539 December 0 409 1 049 328 1 765
2018 January 0 1 153 1 477 477 2 062 February 0 813 2 036 750 1 772 March 0 1 109 2 444 532 2 320
April 0 434 1 571 541 1 139 May 0 622 2 403 390 1 802 June 0 647 1 992 1 113 1 492
July 0 463 1 822 621 1 850 August 0 323 672 442 1 391 September 0 330 800 363 1 471
October 0 889 746 566 808 November 0 308 1 700 858 723 December 0 1 006 2 150 1 236 1 259
2019 January 0 1 066 1 938 1 519 1 504 February 0 1 079 2 777 1 560 1 149 March 0 1 584 3 216 1 675 1 298
* Revised to take into account all RMT cases Source: Police General Head Quarters (PGHQ)
11 Table 6.0 a Employees and Earnings by Industrial Sector
Mining and quarrying and Mining Manufacturing* steam gas Electricity, conditioning air and supply* supply; Water waste sewerage, &management remidiation Construction trade Wholesale and sale trade; Retail vehicles motor of repair cycles motor and and Transportation storage andAccomodation activities service food and Information communication activities Financial activities Insuarance activities estate Real scientific Professional, activities technical and and Administrative service support activities & administration Public compulsary defence; security social Education and Humanhealth activities work social and entertainment Arts, recreation activities service Other domestic Private of Activities extraterritorial and organisations Total
Employees in thousands, annual average 2016 36.0 96.9 8.7 9.7 18.0 17.6 42.9 19.9 18.6 6.4 8.8 4.0 2.2 14.4 30.8 119.7 155.9 44.0 20.0 5.4 160.4 - 840.4 2017 36.6 93.0 9.4 9.3 20.1 19.5 44.5 20.0 18.5 7.9 8.3 3.8 2.3 14.3 33.0 119.3 157.5 45.5 19.4 5.7 160.4 - 848.3 2018 36.3 97.2 9.4 9.3 20.5 22.0 44.0 20.6 18.4 8.1 8.3 4.1 2.3 14.5 32.6 113.7 158.6 48.9 19.6 5.9 160.4 - 854.8
2016 March 36.0 93.4 8.3 9.8 16.1 17.8 41.5 19.7 18.7 5.9 8.7 3.7 2.1 14.0 30.3 118.0 156.8 43.7 19.9 5.4 160.4 - 830.4 June 36.0 97.4 8.4 9.8 17.7 17.2 42.2 20.3 19.1 6.5 8.6 4.0 2.2 13.8 30.7 119.4 153.6 43.7 20.0 5.5 160.4 - 836.8 September 36.1 98.0 9.2 9.7 19.0 17.7 43.7 19.9 18.5 6.8 9.0 4.1 2.3 14.8 30.7 121.4 155.6 44.1 20.0 5.5 160.4 - 846.6 December 35.7 98.7 9.1 9.6 19.1 17.7 44.0 19.9 18.2 6.4 8.8 4.3 2.3 14.8 31.3 120.0 157.6 44.3 20.0 5.3 160.4 - 847.7
2017 March 36.8 92.4 10.1 9.4 19.2 18.1 44.0 19.8 18.4 8.2 8.6 4.1 2.3 14.2 32.4 120.2 158.3 44.7 19.4 5.3 160.4 - 845.9 June 36.7 92.7 9.0 9.4 20.2 18.1 44.7 19.8 18.3 7.7 9.0 3.8 2.3 14.9 32.6 118.9 157.4 44.9 19.4 5.9 160.4 - 846.1 September 36.4 94.0 9.2 9.2 20.4 20.5 45.1 20.3 18.7 7.9 7.8 3.7 2.3 14.1 33.2 118.6 155.8 45.7 19.4 5.8 160.4 - 848.6 December 36.6 93.0 9.2 9.2 20.7 21.3 44.2 20.1 18.6 7.9 7.9 3.7 2.3 14.0 33.7 119.4 158.3 46.9 19.4 5.9 160.4 - 852.6
2018 March 36.7 99.4 9.2 9.3 20.8 20.9 45.7 20.6 18.6 7.8 8.5 4.0 2.3 14.9 28.5 113.8 155.7 47.1 19.6 5.8 160.4 - 849.9 June 36.0 96.3 9.3 9.3 19.1 20.6 40.8 20.8 17.9 7.5 7.9 3.9 2.2 14.0 30.2 114.5 158.5 48.7 19.6 5.7 160.4 - 843.2 September 36.6 96.5 9.6 10.1 21.4 23.0 44.0 20.8 18.5 8.6 8.1 4.1 2.4 14.6 35.3 113.5 159.6 50.1 19.7 6.1 160.4 - 862.9 December 35.8 96.6 9.6 8.6 20.8 23.6 45.4 20.1 18.5 8.6 8.8 4.4 2.4 14.5 36.3 113.1 160.5 49.6 19.7 6.1 160.4 - 863.3
Earnings in US$ million 2016 362.1 924.8 147.8 115.1 164.6 186.0 403.8 207.0 180.1 102.6 149.8 56.9 25.3 156.8 232.6 962.7 1 108.0 326.9 209.1 57.5 196.4 - 6 276.0 2017 333.4 767.9 198.5 91.8 155.7 153.7 345.6 189.4 146.2 109.0 127.5 59.3 21.6 129.1 215.9 850.9 1 000.4 304.7 175.0 51.1 193.4 - 5 620.3 2018 354.0 901.0 128.9 92.9 176.4 199.5 387.5 198.6 164.2 116.9 156.2 65.3 25.1 151.5 250.3 919.4 1 257.1 476.6 186.4 55.7 198.1 - 6 461.6
2016 March 85.2 188.7 30.2 26.9 35.3 55.1 89.5 50.4 41.5 25.2 42.0 13.6 5.7 37.6 50.0 240.4 262.7 79.1 49.4 13.8 49.8 - 1 472.2 June 85.7 218.0 29.4 27.2 37.1 40.4 94.9 47.5 42.6 25.8 31.9 14.8 6.0 36.7 56.2 239.2 277.0 80.3 49.5 14.0 49.0 - 1 503.4 September 88.1 231.7 41.9 28.2 41.0 41.7 97.0 49.7 44.1 25.8 29.0 13.8 6.2 37.1 60.0 240.2 280.1 80.5 50.1 14.0 48.8 - 1 549.1 December 103.1 286.4 46.3 32.8 51.2 48.8 122.4 59.4 51.8 25.7 46.8 14.8 7.3 45.5 66.3 242.9 288.2 86.9 60.1 15.6 48.8 - 1 751.3
2017 March 75.9 191.3 46.6 23.3 38.1 39.0 84.7 49.8 35.9 22.8 41.4 18.2 5.3 33.0 44.5 226.3 266.5 81.4 42.7 10.0 48.9 - 1 425.6 June 82.8 201.7 49.3 24.9 39.8 36.8 88.2 47.4 38.9 28.3 34.3 15.4 5.5 36.1 60.4 224.3 264.7 80.6 45.5 13.8 48.4 - 1 467.1 September 76.3 183.8 48.2 23.1 37.4 32.4 83.5 48.4 36.1 31.3 35.9 17.0 5.5 32.6 46.2 164.7 194.4 62.4 42.2 12.4 48.8 - 1 262.5 December 92.5 177.9 19.8 19.0 37.8 44.2 84.9 42.3 33.7 16.5 25.0 7.9 4.8 29.5 51.7 235.0 273.1 84.4 40.0 11.6 47.3 - 1 379.0
2018 March* 99.9 254.0 23.9 23.0 44.3 45.8 94.7 50.7 39.4 20.2 48.1 14.3 6.3 38.3 53.6 162.5 276.7 87.7 44.9 13.4 49.5 - 1 491.1 June* 94.0 205.7 31.3 21.7 39.2 37.4 87.8 47.7 36.8 26.8 35.1 12.7 5.6 34.9 49.8 217.4 255.0 117.0 43.6 13.0 48.2 - 1 460.2 September 77.0 199.8 48.3 24.5 42.9 53.4 96.9 48.9 42.6 32.2 25.8 14.6 6.0 37.8 67.6 255.9 344.2 127.7 46.8 14.3 48.8 - 1 656.1 December 83.2 241.6 25.4 23.7 50.0 63.0 108.1 51.4 45.4 37.6 47.2 23.7 7.2 40.5 79.4 283.6 381.1 144.3 51.2 15.0 51.6 - 1 854.2
NB: 1. Figures exclude Agriculture Sector 2. - Data not being collected 3. * Ammended
12 Table 6.1 a Employees and Earnings by Province
Manicaland Mashonaland Central Mashonaland East Mashonaland West Matabeleland North Matabeleland South Midlands Masvingo Harare Bulawayo Total Employees in thousands, annual average 2016 62.4 25.2 35.2 68.7 29.5 20.4 78.0 70.9 311.5 138.6 840.2 2017 63.6 25.0 36.0 72.4 30.9 21.7 79.1 72.8 309.2 137.5 848.2 2018 60.6 26.1 38.8 75.1 30.2 22.5 79.8 73.0 315.2 133.6 854.8
2017 March 64.4 24.1 35.5 70.1 32.1 21.9 79.4 70.9 308.3 139.0 845.7 June 63.3 23.5 34.8 71.6 31.4 22.1 77.8 71.3 314.1 136.3 846.0 September 63.7 25.4 36.4 74.0 30.2 21.0 79.6 74.4 305.7 138.3 848.7 December 63.0 27.0 37.2 74.0 29.8 21.7 79.7 74.5 308.9 136.5 852.3
2018 March* 60.3 24.2 39.6 75.0 28.8 22.4 80.7 70.9 312.1 135.8 849.9 June* 57.8 26.5 37.5 74.7 29.8 21.9 75.6 78.9 305.0 135.5 843.2 September 63.0 26.9 38.9 74.9 31.2 23.4 80.0 71.1 321.5 131.9 862.9 December 61.1 26.9 39.1 75.8 30.8 22.5 82.8 71.1 322.1 131.2 863.3 Earnings in US$ million 2016 413.4 180.5 206.0 469.7 227.4 151.6 529.6 454.6 2 477.3 1 168.6 6 278.8 2017 357.3 153.9 187.6 482.3 210.7 137.1 470.2 398.5 2 125.0 1 011.6 5 534.2
2017 March 97.0 39.7 49.1 117.3 55.4 34.9 124.0 99.2 549.4 259.5 1 425.6 June 95.7 39.8 47.1 120.5 56.2 36.0 122.9 111.5 574.6 262.8 1 467.1 September 74.8 30.1 39.1 97.7 45.6 30.0 102.3 85.9 517.2 239.8 1 262.5 December 89.9 44.3 52.3 146.7 53.5 36.2 121.0 101.9 483.8 249.4 1 379.0
2018 March* 82.0 39.4 51.6 133.6 51.6 35.9 140.7 99.9 586.6 270.0 1 491.1 June* 84.9 36.0 49.9 142.4 52.2 36.7 133.2 99.3 557.1 264.4 1 456.1 September 110.7 59.5 67.4 149.5 64.2 40.0 157.8 104.4 642.5 260.0 1 656.1 December 120.8 54.1 77.9 168.8 72.7 44.1 174.5 147.6 702.1 291.7 1 854.2
Table 6.1b Employees and Earnings by Major Towns Mutare Bindura Marondera Chinhoyi Hwange Gwanda Gweru Masvingo Harare Bulawayo Total Employees in thousands, annual average 2016 21.4 8.0 10.0 10.5 5.2 4.0 17.2 18.8 221.7 119.4 436.3 2017 21.8 7.3 10.1 10.2 5.2 4.8 16.7 19.0 213.2 118.8 427.2 2018 20.0 8.0 11.0 10.2 4.2 4.8 16.6 17.8 220.1 114.4 427.1
2017 March 22.3 7.4 10.0 10.1 5.6 5.0 17.6 19.3 213.3 119.7 430.1 June 21.4 6.8 10.1 10.2 5.1 4.9 16.0 19.8 215.3 120.1 429.7 September 21.9 7.2 10.0 10.0 5.0 4.4 16.4 18.6 210.6 118.3 422.3 December 21.8 7.6 10.5 10.5 5.0 4.7 16.7 18.4 213.8 117.3 426.5
2018 March 20.2 7.4 10.9 10.2 4.4 4.6 17.4 18.6 217.2 116.6 427.4 June 18.4 8.0 10.9 10.0 4.8 4.9 15.7 19.0 209.7 116.3 417.6 September 20.5 8.3 11.0 10.4 2.8 5.1 16.3 16.8 226.5 112.7 430.5 December 20.9 8.4 11.1 10.3 4.9 4.8 17.2 16.7 226.9 112.0 433.1 Earnings in US$ million 2016 184.9 72.1 87.0 93.8 48.6 33.3 143.3 147.9 2 362.0 1136.4 4 309.5 2017 154.0 53.9 77.1 80.8 44.1 34.1 118.1 131.0 2 015.0 1000.8 3 709.0 2018 163.2 65.8 95.9 90.4 37.8 35.5 137.9 136.0 2 305.9 1050.4 4 105.0
2017 March 40.5 15.0 18.8 20.2 10.4 7.9 32.5 33.3 508.3 251.0 938.0 June 40.1 15.1 20.1 20.6 11.4 9.0 32.6 35.1 519.9 257.5 961.5 September 35.0 12.2 16.6 18.2 10.5 8.1 27.9 28.9 477.4 231.4 866.4 December 37.7 15.7 20.8 19.3 12.0 9.2 29.7 32.2 440.9 241.4 859.0
2018 March 36.5 15.4 21.4 20.0 9.5 7.8 31.0 33.0 540.9 260.8 976.4 June 34.2 14.2 20.1 20.4 9.9 8.7 30.1 32.7 513.8 255.8 939.9 September 44.2 18.4 25.9 23.5 5.7 8.8 37.0 31.5 597.5 251.6 1 044.2 December 48.3 17.7 28.5 26.5 12.6 10.3 39.8 38.7 653.7 282.3 1 158.3
NB: 1. Figures for provincial capitals exclude private domestic employees 2. Figures for provincies include some estimates derived from proportions hence not exactly as national figures 3. Figures for Harare capital/urban exclude Chitungwiza which is included under Harare province 4. Figures exclude Agriculture sector 5. * Ammended
13 Table 6.2 Number of Employees in Agriculture and Wages paid, by Sector and Quarter
Number of Employees
Communal Old Resetlement Schemes A1 A2 SSCF LSCF Total 2012 232 785 30 196 107 226 125 402 8 488 80 197 584 293 2013 332 684 38 478 149 775 84 528 10 006 137 263 588 844 2014 245 122 39 471 146 867 110 449 16 054 66 632 624 595
2013 March 574 674 62 905 224 748 103 544 9 876 89 617 1 065 364 June 215 858 33 303 102 880 74 045 7 242 125 721 559 049 September 167 658 21 158 77 893 73 524 7 092 50 701 398 026 December 372 545 36 546 193 577 87 000 15 813 283 011 332 936
2014 March 340 976 68 794 251 421 113 765 31 767 112 991 919 714 June 235 857 29 365 136 759 96 925 15 096 38 816 552 818 September 144 297 15 127 80 239 71 078 9 919 58 780 379 440 December 259 358 44 597 119 049 160 029 7 434 55 941 646 408
2015 March 287 575 39 271 123 513 164 421 9 115 25 614 649 509 June 139 963 24 400 74 115 129 748 10 129 39 208 417 563 September 110 302 17 805 52 004 119 506 8 494 57 014 365 125 December ------
Wages & Salaries (US$)
Communal Old Resetllment Schemes A1 A2 SSCF LSCF Total 2012 53 095 439 8 358 345 37 512 116 59 232 069 4 339 218 78 072 052 240 609 239 2013 71 298 149 12 063 103 51 759 328 60 345 177 4 627 278 111 874 213 261 043 645 2014 73 877 311 13 192 143 54 111 915 84 010 596 8 359 450 155 985 363 345 103 995
2013 March 23 000 399 4 422 642 16 017 985 16 745 776 1 023 994 19 596 821 80 807 617 June 13 758 797 2 679 218 9 616 276 13 671 776 843 269 42 515 948 83 085 284 September 13 142 025 1 873 565 8 588 334 13 701 239 1 006 064 20 234 769 58 545 995 December 21 396 928 3 087 679 17 536 733 16 226 386 1 753 951 29 526 675 38 604 749
2014 March 21 592 667 4 035 302 17 647 288 16 968 993 3 008 552 65 394 476 128 647 278 June 17 456 552 3 099 778 13 617 643 15 897 303 2 368 554 23 686 929 76 126 759 September 13 796 901 1 955 252 9 635 755 14 911 596 1 939 923 22 471 175 64 710 602 December 21 031 191 4 101 811 13 211 228 36 232 704 1 042 421 44 432 783 75 619 355
2015 March 22 938 377 4 232 393 12 908 502 35 585 133 1 735 881 4 039 749 81 440 035 June 16 386 882 3 835 222 9 441 032 31 149 732 1 610 202 9 762 923 72 185 993 September 14 730 499 2 622 417 8 062 564 25 019 235 1 635 828 21 100 732 73 171 275 December ------
Note: These figures include permanent and casual workers Source: Agriculture and Livestock Survey
14 Table 7.0 Consumer Price Index, ( 2012 = 100) ♣ Food and non Alcoholic Housing water Furniture, household alcoholic beverages Clothing electricity gas and equipment and Recreation Restaurants Miscellaneous Inflation Rate ( %) Period beverages and tobacco & footwear other fuels mainte- nance Health Transport Communication and culture Education and hotels goods and services All Items Monthly Annual Weights 33.5 4.4 6.0 17.7 9.9 2.2 9.8 3.4 2.1 5.7 1.4 3.9 100.0 2016 90.6 103.7 96.9 97.9 92.9 103.1 98.4 72.7 97.2 134.2 100.3 95.3 96.4 -1.6 2017 92.9 104.1 96.8 96.5 96.1 103.3 97.7 72.6 99.0 133.4 101.6 97.5 97.3 0.9 2018 106.7 111.2 117.6 97.5 113.9 111.2 106.0 72.3 119.4 136.0 111.7 111.1 107.6 10.6 2016 January 91.8 104.1 97.6 98.9 93.9 103.5 99.1 73.5 97.4 129.1 100.7 96.3 97.0 -0.1 -2.2 February 91.7 104.0 97.6 98.8 93.7 103.3 98.7 73.4 97.4 129.1 100.7 96.2 96.9 -0.1 -2.2 March 91.6 103.8 97.5 97.8 93.1 103.2 98.4 73.7 97.3 133.5 100.0 95.6 96.8 -0.1 -2.3 April 91.1 103.9 97.3 97.7 92.8 103.2 98.5 73.7 97.3 133.4 99.9 95.3 96.6 -0.2 -1.6 May 90.7 103.6 97.1 97.9 92.7 103.0 98.4 72.5 97.4 133.4 100.0 95.0 96.4 -0.2 -1.7 June 90.4 103.6 96.9 98.4 92.7 103.1 98.3 72.5 97.1 137.0 100.3 95.0 96.6 0.2 -1.4 July 89.9 103.6 96.8 98.5 92.7 103.0 98.3 72.2 97.2 137.0 100.3 94.8 96.4 -0.2 -1.6 August 89.6 103.6 96.5 98.5 92.7 103.0 98.2 72.2 97.1 137.0 100.3 94.9 96.3 -0.1 -1.4 September 89.6 103.7 96.5 97.4 92.4 102.9 98.1 72.2 96.9 137.0 100.3 95.0 96.0 -0.3 -1.3 October 89.9 103.6 96.3 97.3 92.5 102.9 98.0 72.2 96.9 137.0 100.3 95.1 96.1 0.1 -1.0 November 90.4 103.7 96.2 97.3 92.6 102.8 98.4 72.2 97.0 133.6 100.3 95.3 96.1 0.0 -1.1 December 90.8 103.6 96.3 96.7 93.0 102.9 98.1 72.2 97.3 133.6 100.4 95.6 96.2 0.1 -0.9 2017 January 91.5 103.5 96.1 96.8 93.3 102.8 97.4 72.5 97.6 133.6 100.7 95.7 96.4 0.2 -0.7 February 92.9 103.5 96.0 96.9 94.0 102.8 97.5 72.5 97.6 133.6 100.9 96.2 97.0 0.6 0.1 March 92.7 103.7 96.0 96.8 94.6 102.9 97.7 72.5 97.7 133.6 100.9 96.5 97.0 0.0 0.2 Apr 92.4 103.6 96.1 96.9 94.6 102.8 97.7 72.5 97.7 136.3 101.2 96.4 97.1 0.1 0.5 April 92.4 103.6 96.1 96.9 94.6 102.8 97.7 72.5 97.7 136.3 101.2 96.4 97.1 0.1 0.5 May 92.4 103.7 96.2 96.9 94.7 103.0 97.7 72.5 97.5 136.3 100.8 96.3 97.1 0.0 0.7 June 92.0 103.9 96.2 96.1 95.0 102.9 97.5 72.5 97.7 136.3 101.1 96.7 96.9 -0.2 0.3 July 91.6 104.1 96.2 96.1 95.0 103.0 97.3 72.4 97.8 132.5 102.2 96.8 96.5 -0.4 0.1 August 91.2 103.9 96.3 96.1 95.0 103.0 97.3 72.5 97.9 132.5 102.2 96.8 96.4 -0.1 0.1 September 91.8 104.0 96.7 96.4 96.1 103.1 97.0 72.6 98.5 132.5 102.3 96.9 96.8 0.4 0.8 October 93.9 104.6 98.1 96.6 99.4 104.2 98.1 72.8 101.6 132.5 102.8 99.5 98.2 1.5 2.2 November 95.5 104.9 98.7 96.7 100.7 104.6 98.3 72.8 102.7 130.6 102.0 100.6 99.0 0.7 3.0 December 96.8 105.2 99.4 96.2 101.2 104.6 98.6 72.8 103.5 130.6 102.5 101.4 99.5 0.5 3.5 2018 January 97.1 105.4 100.1 96.3 101.7 104.7 98.6 72.8 105.3 130.6 102.3 102.0 99.8 0.3 3.5 February 97.0 105.7 101.0 96.3 102.2 104.7 98.6 72.9 106.3 130.6 102.4 102.2 99.9 0.1 3.0 March 96.9 105.8 100.7 95.6 102.6 104.8 97.3 71.7 108.0 130.6 102.2 101.7 99.6 -0.3 2.7 April 96.9 106.0 101.0 95.5 102.6 105.0 97.0 71.6 107.9 131.4 104.1 101.9 99.7 0.1 2.7 May 97.0 106.0 101.1 95.5 102.5 105.0 97.2 71.6 108.0 131.4 104.2 102.3 99.7 0.0 2.7 June 96.7 106.6 101.2 95.4 102.0 105.4 97.3 71.6 107.7 131.4 104.4 103.3 99.7 0.0 2.9 July 97.4 107.1 101.6 95.4 102.4 105.7 97.5 71.7 108.4 140.8 107.8 104.1 100.7 1.0 4.3 August 98.1 107.2 102.1 95.4 103.4 106.0 98.0 71.7 108.1 140.8 107.9 104.4 101.0 0.4 4.8 September 99.1 107.5 103.5 95.9 106.2 108.0 98.5 71.9 108.4 140.8 108.2 104.5 102.0 0.9 5.4 October 119.0 115.9 150.9 98.7 134.8 122.0 117.3 72.9 138.4 140.8 118.9 118.7 118.7 16.4 20.9 November 136.3 124.3 167.0 103.5 147.1 126.1 120.0 73.0 160.9 141.3 129.9 137.0 129.7 9.2 31.0 December 148.7 137.0 180.5 106.3 158.9 136.8 154.3 74.0 166.1 141.3 147.9 150.8 141.4 9.0 42.1
2019 January 96.6 97.1 94.4 97.3 97.3 97.2 108.3 99.9 96.7 100.0 97.8 95.8 98.4 10.8 56.9 February 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 1.7 59.4 March 105.1 114.3 105.6 102.3 105.2 102.3 103.1 100.1 103.9 103.7 104.5 105.2 104.4 4.4 66.8 April 113.3 128.1 112.5 103.0 111.3 122.7 106.6 103.6 109.5 110.8 125.2 110.8 110.1 5.5 75.9 May 133.3 155.7 125.9 105.6 124.2 143.3 123.8 136.0 142.1 114.2 133.5 120.7 124.0 12.5 97.9 June 206.7 219.4 201.3 124.8 203.4 210.0 175.7 139.2 192.4 114.3 171.9 164.9 172.6 39.3 175.7 Note: ♣ The Indices are inclusive of value added tax and excise duty. Source: Consumer Price Survey (CPS) 15 Table 7.1: Food Poverty Datum Lines per person per month (USD)
Manicaland Mashonaland Central Mashonaland East Mashonaland West Matabeleland North Matabeleland South Midlands Masvingo Harare Bulawayo Zimbabwe (%) Quarterly (%) Annual
2015 28.45 30.11 29.40 30.72 37.64 35.26 28.08 29.79 32.29 31.17 31.16 - -1.13 2016 28.03 29.29 28.52 30.46 36.34 33.56 27.24 28.70 33.00 29.82 30.38 - -2.52 2017 30.59 31.57 32.39 33.15 38.82 36.07 29.65 33.38 36.63 32.67 33.39 - 9.90 2018 38.30 38.90 40.20 40.00 46.30 42.00 37.30 40.90 42.30 39.50 40.50 - 21.30
2016 March 28.41 29.22 28.55 30.48 37.27 33.41 27.86 28.93 33.63 29.89 30.64 -0.15 -2.84 June 28.49 29.25 28.10 30.74 36.56 33.32 27.00 28.47 32.92 30.06 30.37 -0.51 -3.27 September 27.27 28.95 28.47 30.07 36.54 33.43 26.52 28.38 32.29 29.62 30.02 -0.38 -2.74 December 27.54 30.17 28.27 30.58 33.66 33.66 26.83 29.72 33.20 30.08 30.28 0.14 -1.22
2017 March 29.89 31.29 31.92 33.11 36.84 35.72 29.40 32.53 35.64 32.34 32.78 -0.25 7.00 June 29.50 30.37 30.49 32.04 39.97 36.60 30.08 33.36 35.42 31.99 32.83 -0.36 September 31.40 31.44 32.80 32.67 39.53 35.97 29.24 33.03 36.88 32.50 33.43 2.50 11.40 December 34.19 34.56 35.92 35.60 42.22 38.70 31.79 36.74 41.20 34.72 36.44 2.00 20.30
2018 March 33.51 34.09 36.89 36.70 43.92 39.65 33.26 37.36 40.56 36.23 37.08 -0.10 13.10 June 34.88 34.92 37.02 35.46 42.35 36.35 33.61 36.57 40.58 37.61 36.85 -2.60 12.20 September 38.00 38.36 38.23 37.02 44.04 39.67 37.38 39.47 39.28 38.75 38.98 0.52 16.61 December 50.93 52.09 51.99 53.82 57.65 55.67 52.75 55.59 51.77 50.87 53.27 4.31 46.19
2019 March 58.43 58.44 58.53 55.69 59.80 60.91 59.91 59.44 59.17 59.14 58.93 2.70 58.91
Table 7.2: Food Poverty Datum Lines for 5 persons per household per month (USD)
Manicaland Mashonaland Central Mashonaland East Mashonaland West Matabeleland North Matabeleland South Midlands Masvingo Harare Bulawayo Zimbabwe %) Quarterly (%) Annual 2015 142.20 150.60 147.00 153.60 188.20 176.30 140.40 149.00 161.50 155.90 155.83 - -1.10 2016 140.20 146.40 142.60 152.30 181.70 167.80 136.20 143.50 165.00 149.10 151.89 - 2017 152.96 157.85 161.96 165.76 194.08 180.35 148.26 166.89 183.15 163.37 166.93 - 9.90 2018 191.50 194.60 200.80 199.80 231.20 210.10 186.50 204.50 211.50 197.70 202.50 - 21.30
2015 March 144.30 151.61 147.87 158.28 195.42 184.70 143.72 144.57 157.54 156.83 157.66 0.20 -0.32 June 144.40 155.03 149.21 153.98 189.04 177.86 140.34 153.58 155.18 156.67 156.94 -0.28 -1.70 September 140.20 150.08 146.68 149.05 183.91 170.65 136.36 149.98 166.67 155.63 154.17 -0.71 -0.98 December 141.00 147.10 142.62 152.61 182.20 166.77 141.14 147.97 165.43 150.95 153.27 -0.20 -0.99 2016 March 142.03 146.09 142.76 152.42 186.35 167.04 139.29 144.66 168.13 149.44 153.61 -0.10 -2.63 June 142.46 146.23 140.49 153.69 182.78 166.59 134.98 142.40 164.61 150.31 151.84 -0.51 -3.25 September 136.33 144.74 142.35 150.33 182.71 167.13 132.61 141.90 161.43 148.08 150.09 -0.38 -2.74 December 137.70 150.84 141.36 152.89 168.28 168.28 134.16 148.60 165.99 150.41 151.40 0.14 -1.22 2017 March 149.43 156.47 159.61 165.54 184.19 178.62 147.02 162.70 178.20 161.69 163.92 -0.25 7.00 June 147.48 151.87 152.47 160.21 199.87 182.74 150.40 166.82 177.09 160.00 164.20 -0.40 8.10 September 157.01 157.21 163.99 163.36 197.67 179.83 146.20 165.16 184.41 162.49 167.13 2.51 11.36 December 170.97 172.81 179.60 178.02 211.11 193.50 158.95 183.69 205.98 173.60 182.19 2.00 20.30
2018 March 167.53 170.46 184.45 183.51 219.62 198.27 166.31 186.82 202.78 181.15 185.42 -0.06 13.12 June 174.40 174.60 185.10 177.30 211.80 181.80 168.10 182.90 202.90 188.10 184.30 -2.60 12.20 September 190.02 191.78 191.14 185.10 220.18 198.37 186.91 197.36 196.39 193.80 194.89 0.52 16.61 December 254.66 260.46 259.97 269.08 288.23 278.34 263.76 277.95 258.84 254.35 266.35 4.31 46.19
2019 March 292.16 292.20 292.66 278.44 298.98 304.57 299.53 297.19 295.84 295.71 294.66 2.70 58.91
16 Table 7.3: Total Consumption Poverty Lines per person per month (USD)
Manicaland Mashonaland Central Mashonaland East Mashonaland West Matabeleland North Matabeleland South Midlands Masvingo Harare Bulawayo Zimbabwe(%) Quarterly (%) Annual 2015 88.97 97.14 92.34 96.47 117.28 113.58 88.78 96.11 95.38 100.45 98.25 - -2.96 2016 87.73 94.56 89.22 94.00 111.48 106.74 86.79 95.18 96.97 97.97 95.78 - -2.52 2017 94.91 99.33 95.47 98.85 112.69 112.31 92.52 104.45 106.47 103.30 101.81 - 6.30 2018 116.50 119.60 119.20 118.60 134.60 128.20 113.90 125.40 124.00 121.20 122.00 - 19.80
2016 March 88.30 94.42 89.39 94.27 114.39 106.34 88.02 96.11 97.80 98.03 96.40 -0.15 -2.64 June 89.60 94.63 88.62 94.79 112.31 106.29 86.47 95.20 97.51 99.12 96.17 0.13 -2.60 September 85.74 93.66 89.79 92.72 112.27 106.64 84.96 94.90 95.62 97.64 95.06 -0.38 -2.31 December 86.61 96.29 87.33 94.12 103.01 105.98 86.37 96.10 98.19 97.95 94.98 -0.05 -1.73
2017 March 92.05 97.90 92.63 99.44 108.62 110.17 91.11 102.03 103.59 102.10 99.76 0.02 3.49 June 92.55 95.60 90.23 95.37 115.23 113.77 93.93 104.16 103.13 101.47 100.22 -0.36 4.21 September 97.42 99.33 97.59 97.21 113.83 112.28 91.30 103.99 107.44 102.80 102.10 2.51 7.40 December 106.09 109.19 106.88 105.94 121.56 120.81 99.26 115.66 120.01 109.82 111.29 1.98 17.20
2018 March 103.95 107.70 109.77 109.21 126.47 123.79 103.86 117.60 118.15 114.60 113.27 -0.06 13.53 June 108.21 110.32 110.14 105.50 122.00 113.48 104.95 115.14 118.22 118.97 112.55 -2.61 12.30 September 116.64 117.72 117.32 113.62 135.15 121.76 114.73 121.14 120.55 118.93 119.63 0.38 17.17 December 144.42 147.71 147.43 152.60 163.45 157.85 149.58 157.62 146.79 144.24 151.04 4.27 35.72
2019 March 173.11 173.13 173.41 164.98 177.15 180.46 177.48 176.09 175.29 175.22 174.59 5.53 54.14
Table 7.4: Total Consumption Poverty Lines for 5 persons per household per month (USD)
Manicaland Mashonaland Central Mashonaland East Mashonaland West Matabeleland North Matabeleland South Midlands Masvingo Harare Bulawayo Zimbabwe(%) Quarterly (%) Annual
2015 444.84 485.71 461.71 482.33 586.42 567.91 443.89 480.53 476.90 502.26 491.26 - -2.96 2016 438.67 472.78 446.10 469.98 557.40 533.68 433.97 475.92 484.87 489.84 478.90 - -2.52 2017 474.57 496.63 477.36 494.25 563.44 561.57 462.58 522.24 532.33 516.51 509.06 - 6.30 2018 582.30 598.10 595.90 593.00 673.10 641.20 569.30 627.10 619.90 607.90 610.10 - 19.80
2016 March 441.48 472.08 446.95 471.33 571.93 531.68 440.12 480.54 489.02 490.13 482.00 -0.15 -2.64 June 448.02 473.15 443.09 473.97 561.56 531.46 432.37 476.01 487.54 495.59 480.84 0.13 -2.82 September 428.72 468.30 448.95 463.59 561.35 533.18 424.78 474.52 478.11 488.22 475.30 -0.38 -2.31 December 433.04 481.47 436.66 470.60 515.04 529.92 431.83 480.52 490.96 489.75 474.90 -0.05 -1.73
2017 March 460.26 489.48 463.16 497.22 543.09 550.87 455.57 510.13 517.94 510.52 498.82 0.02 3.49 June 462.73 478.01 451.13 476.86 576.14 568.85 469.67 520.81 515.65 507.40 501.09 -0.36 4.21 September 487.10 496.65 487.96 486.07 569.14 561.38 456.52 519.96 537.21 513.98 510.48 2.51 7.40 December 530.43 545.95 534.41 529.70 607.82 604.06 496.31 578.30 600.06 549.10 556.45 1.98 17.20
2018 March 519.74 538.51 548.84 546.03 632.33 618.96 519.29 588.16 590.73 573.01 566.33 -0.06 13.50 June 541.05 551.60 550.57 527.50 609.75 567.40 524.75 575.70 591.10 594.85 562.76 -2.61 12.30 September 583.18 588.59 586.61 568.08 675.75 608.81 573.65 605.72 602.74 594.63 598.13 0.38 17.17 December 722.08 738.53 737.15 762.98 817.27 789.23 747.88 788.11 733.94 721.21 755.22 4.27 35.72
2019 March 865.54 865.66 867.04 824.90 885.76 902.31 887.40 880.47 876.47 876.08 872.94 5.53 54.14
17 Table 8.0 Gross Domestic Product by Income Approach US$ Million
Item / year 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Compensation of employees 3 338 4 177 5 227 6 388 7 091 7 044 7 286 7 650 8 254 Gross Operating Surplus 3 733 4 739 5 093 6 143 7 053 7 624 7 716 8 165 8 622 Mixed Income 1 328 1 662 2 080 2 541 2 821 2 803 2 731 2 661 2 928
Taxes on production 113 130 151 171 185 184 186 195 210
GDP at basic Prices 8 511 10 708 12 551 15 244 17 151 17 655 17 919 18 671 20 014
Net taxes on products 1 155 1 334 1 551 1 871 1 940 1 841 2 044 1 878 2 027
Taxes on products 1 155 1 334 1 551 1 871 1 940 1 841 2 044 1 878 2 027 Subsidies on products
GDP at market prices 9 666 12 042 14 102 17 115 19 091 19 496 19 963 20 549 22 041
Net primary income from abroad - 1 265 - 1 427 - 2 000 - 2 214 - 1 878 - 1 852 - 1 982 - 1 776 - 1 961
Primary income received from abroad 148 162 201 312 314 366 393 424 133 Primary income paid abroad 1 414 1 590 2 201 2 525 2 191 2 218 2 375 2 200 2 094
Gross National Income 8 401 10 614 12 102 14 901 17 213 17 643 17 981 18 773 20 080
18 Table 8.1a Gross Domestic Product by Industry at Current Prices US$ Million
Industry/ Year 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Agriculture, Hunting, Fishing and Forestry 1 038 1 157 1 222 1 377 1 364 1 705 1 654 1 618 1 838
Mining and quarrying 561 802 1 006 1 064 1 187 1 157 1 089 1 219 1 267
Manufacturing 1 066 1 109 1 293 2 404 2 466 2 455 2 373 2 383 2 428
Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 279 359 436 448 453 546 533 461 480
Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities 31 40 38 44 39 40 41 40 45
Construction 137 182 289 376 399 426 426 442 497
Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 1 857 2 116 2 149 2 463 2 937 2 964 3 044 3 409 3 732
Transportation and storage 486 512 612 615 618 651 674 679 732
Accommodation and food service activities 438 499 507 581 692 698 717 719 788
Information and communication 594 1 137 1 320 733 1 374 1 375 1 412 1 413 1 524
Financial and insurance activities 826 709 730 1 137 1 301 950 984 1 082 1 136
Real estate activities 110 126 193 303 341 385 417 420 427
Professional, scientific and technical activities 102 260 288 351 365 354 357 383 385
Administrative and support service activities 83 142 142 131 138 133 134 138 139
Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 324 540 910 1 272 1 301 1 447 1 496 1 613 1 635
Education 301 657 948 1 326 1 524 1 684 1 834 1 890 2 135
Human health and social work activities 69 130 206 279 314 348 395 418 455
Arts, entertainment and recreation 2 3 5 7 7 8 10 11 12
Other service activities 96 109 127 189 182 183 188 189 203
Domestic Services 21 23 27 41 43 45 47 49 52
Less FISIM - 22 - 36 - 50 - 67 - 77 - 86 - 93 - 100 - 107
Gross Domestic Product at factor cost 8 398 10 577 12 399 15 073 16 966 17 471 17 733 18 476 19 804
Net taxes on production 113 130 151 171 185 184 186 195 210
Other taxes on production 113 130 151 171 185 184 186 195 210
Subsidies on production
Gross Domestic Product at Basic Prices 8 511 10 708 12 551 15 244 17 151 17 655 17 919 18 671 20 014
Net taxes on products 1 155 1 334 1 551 1 871 1 940 1 841 2 044 1 878 2 027
Taxes on products 1 155 1 334 1 551 1 871 1 940 1 841 2 044 1 878 2 027
Subsidies on products
GDP at Market Prices 9 666 12 042 14 102 17 115 19 091 19 496 19 963 20 549 22 041
Population ( millions) 12 12 13 13 13 14 14 14 15
GDP percapita in US$ 790 976 1 132 1 310 1 428 1 428 1 432 1 441 1 511
19 Table 8.1b Gross Domestic Product by Industry at Constant (2012) Prices US$ Million
Industry / Year 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Agriculture, Hunting and Fishing and forestry 1 174 1 259 1 277 1 377 1 341 1 650 1 564 1 503 1 654
Mining and quarrying 560 792 985 1 064 1 188 1 148 1 153 1 200 1 242
Manufacturing 1 157 2 004 2 282 2 404 2 389 2 267 2 272 2 285 2 314
Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply 352 420 447 448 471 496 468 460 478
Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities 40 45 43 44 37 36 40 39 41
Construction 213 184 305 376 391 418 435 441 458
Wholesale and retail trade; repair of motor vehicles and motorcycles 2 054 2 264 2 362 2 463 2 560 2 624 2 724 2 903 3 138
Transportation and storage 559 577 578 615 658 666 698 706 730
Accommodation and food service activities 484 534 557 581 603 618 642 692 730
Information and communication 657 687 687 733 784 793 832 841 895
Financial and insurance activities 899 666 639 1 137 1 088 924 974 1 020 1 052
Real estate activities 120 128 190 303 305 319 354 400 404
Professional, scientific and technical activities 108 242 280 351 362 359 365 398 399
Administrative and support service activities 92 133 138 131 137 135 137 144 149
Public administration and defence; compulsory social security 345 498 910 1 272 1 280 1 396 1 414 1 507 1 524
Education 359 684 997 1 326 1 509 1 588 1 499 1 335 1 416
Human health and social work activities 70 132 209 279 305 339 379 401 437
Arts, entertainment and recreation 2 3 5 7 7 8 10 12 12
Other service activities 102 191 212 189 180 174 166 167 172
Domestic Services 22 42 42 41 43 44 45 46 50
Less FISIM - 24 - 49 - 53 - 67 - 75 - 78 - 87 - 91 - 98
Gross Domestic Product at factor cost 9 344 11 435 13 090 15 073 15 565 15 924 16 083 16 410 17 198
Net taxes on production 113 126 141 171 165 167 168 173 179
Other taxes on production 113 126 141 171 165 167 168 173 179
Subsidies on production
Gross Domestic Product at Basic Prices 9 457 11 560 13 231 15 244 15 730 16 092 16 250 16 583 17 377
Net taxes on products 1 277 1 286 1 439 1 871 1 726 1 779 1 938 1 743 1 811
Taxes on products 1 277 1 286 1 439 1 871 1 726 1 779 1 938 1 743 1 811
Subsidies on products
GDP at Market Prices 10 735 12 847 14 670 17 115 17 455 17 870 18 188 18 326 19 188
Population ( millions) 12 12 13 13 13 14 14 14 15
GDP percapita in US$ 878 1 041 1 177 1 310 1 306 1 309 1 304 1 285 1 315
20 Table 8.2a Expenditure on Gross Domestic Product at Current Prices 2012=100, US$ Million
Item/ Year 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 US$ Million
Final Consumption Expenditure 10 640 12 653 14 450 19 507 20 136 20 114 21 639 20 851 22 264 Private Households Consumption Expenditure 9 014 9 986 10 832 15 044 15 754 15 492 17 001 16 301 16 039 Consumption of Private Non- Profit Bodies 713 823 971 1 039 862 809 869 825 1 452 Government Consumption Expenditure 913 1 844 2 647 3 424 3 520 3 813 3 769 3 724 4 772
Gross Capital Formation 1 232 2 259 2 453 1 687 1 758 1 879 2 003 2 026 2 138 Gross fixed Capital Formation 960 2 048 2 064 2 079 1 753 1 873 1 995 2 015 2 130 Changes in Stocks 272 211 390 - 392 5 6 8 11 8
Domestic Expenditure 11 872 14 913 16 903 21 194 21 894 21 993 23 642 22 877 24 402
Net Exports of Goods and Services - 2 206 - 2 871 - 2 801 - 4 080 - 2 803 - 2 498 - 3 679 - 2 329 - 2 361 Exports of Goods and Services 1 883 3 569 4 908 4 307 4 198 4 080 3 825 4 098 4 333 less Imports of Goods and Services 4 089 6 440 7 709 8 386 7 000 6 578 7 504 6 427 6 694
Gross Domestic Product at Market Prices 9 666 12 042 14 102 17 115 19 091 19 496 19 963 20 549 22 041 Net Property Income from Abroad - 1 265 - 1 427 - 2 000 - 2 214 - 1 878 - 1 852 - 1 982 - 1 776 - 1 961 Primary Income Received from Abroad 148 162 201 312 314 366 393 424 133 Primary income paid abroad 1 414 1 590 2 201 2 525 2 191 2 218 2 375 2 200 2 094 Gross National Income 8 401 10 614 12 102 14 901 17 213 17 643 17 981 18 773 20 080
Percentage Contribution
Final Consumption Expenditure 110 105 102 114 105 103 108 101 101 Private Households Consumption Expenditure 93 83 77 88 83 79 85 79 73 Consumption of Private Non- Profit Bodies 7 7 7 6 5 4 4 4 7 Government Consumption Expenditure 9 15 19 20 18 20 19 18 22
Gross Capital Formation 13 19 17 10 9 10 10 10 10 Gross fixed Capital Formation 10 17 15 12 9 10 10 10 10 Changes in Stocks 3 2 3 - 2
Domestic Expenditure 123 124 120 124 115 113 118 111 111
Net Exports of Goods and Services - 23 - 24 - 20 - 24 - 15 - 13 - 18 - 11 - 11 Exports of Goods and Services 19 30 35 25 22 21 19 20 20 less Imports of Goods and Services 42 53 55 49 37 34 38 31 30
Gross Domestic Product at Market Prices 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 Net Property Income from Abroad - 13 - 12 - 14 - 13 - 10 - 10 - 10 - 9 - 9 Primary Income Received from Abroad 2 1 1 2 2 2 2 2 1 Primary income paid abroad 15 13 16 15 12 11 12 11 10 Gross National Income 87 88 86 87 90 90 90 91 91
Percentage Growth Rate
Final Consumption Expenditure 19 14 35 3 8 - 4 7 Private Households Consumption Expenditure 11 8 39 5 - 2 10 - 4 - 2 Consumption of Private Non- Profit Bodies 15 18 7 - 17 - 6 8 - 5 76 Government Consumption Expenditure 102 44 29 3 8 - 1 - 1 28
Gross Capital Formation 83 9 - 31 4 7 7 1 6 Gross fixed Capital Formation 113 1 1 - 16 7 7 1 6 Changes in Stocks - 23 85 - 201 - 101 9 37 38 - 27
Domestic Expenditure 26 13 25 3 7 - 3 7 Net Exports of Goods and Services 30 - 2 46 - 31 - 11 47 - 37 1 Exports of Goods and Services 90 37 - 12 - 3 - 3 - 6 7 6 less Imports of Goods and Services 58 20 9 - 17 - 6 14 - 14 4
Gross Domestic Product at Market Prices 25 17 21 12 2 2 3 7 Net Property Income from Abroad 13 40 11 - 15 - 1 7 - 10 10 Primary Income Received from Abroad 9 24 55 1 17 7 8 - 69 Primary income paid abroad 12 38 15 - 13 1 7 - 7 - 5 Gross National Income 26 14 23 16 2 2 4 7
21 Table 8.2b Gross Domestic Product Expenditure Approach at Constant Prices 2012=100 US$ Million
2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 US$ Million
Final Consumption Expenditure 12 908 14 269 15 170 19 507 18 395 18 486 21 916 20 440 21 243 Private Consumption 11 109 11 826 12 001 15 044 15 042 14 687 17 560 15 658 15 831 Consumption of Private Non- Profit Bodies 789 884 1 007 1 039 848 797 878 847 906 Government Consumption Expenditure 1 010 1 559 2 162 3 424 2 505 3 002 3 478 3 935 4 506
Gross Capital Formation 1 232 1 985 2 041 1 687 1 595 1 798 1 899 1 908 1 988 Gross fixed Capital Formation 931 1 753 1 655 2 079 1 590 1 792 1 892 1 901 1 982 Changes in Stocks 301 232 386 - 392 5 5 8 7 7
Domestic Expenditure 14 140 16 254 17 212 21 194 19 989 20 283 23 816 22 349 23 231
Net Exports of Goods and Services - 3 405 - 3 407 - 2 542 - 4 080 - 2 534 - 2 413 - 5 628 - 4 023 - 4 043 Exports of Goods and Services 2 906 4 236 4 452 4 307 3 795 3 942 5 851 7 080 7 420 less Imports of Goods and Services 6 311 7 644 6 994 8 386 6 329 6 356 11 478 11 102 11 463
Gross Domestic Product at Market Prices 10 735 12 847 14 670 17 115 17 455 17 870 18 188 18 326 19 188 Net Property Income from Abroad - 1 953 - 1 694 - 2 008 - 2 214 - 1 698 - 1 790 - 3 032 - 3 068 - 3 359 Primary Income Received from Abroad 229 193 283 312 284 353 601 733 227 Primary income paid abroad 2 182 1 887 2 291 2 525 1 981 2 143 3 634 3 801 3 586 Gross National Income 8 782 11 153 12 662 14 901 15 758 16 081 15 156 15 258 15 829
Percentage Distribution
Final Consumption Expenditure 120 111 103 116 105 103 120 112 111 Private Consumption 103 92 82 90 86 82 97 85 83 Consumption of Private Non- Profit Bodies 7 7 7 6 5 4 5 5 5 Government Consumption Expenditure 9 12 14 20 14 17 19 21 23
Gross Capital Formation 11 15 14 6 9 10 10 10 10 Gross fixed Capital Formation 9 14 13 8 10 10 10 10 10 Changes in Stocks 3 2 3 - 2
Domestic Expenditure 132 127 117 122 114 114 131 122 121
Net Exports of Goods and Services - 32 - 27 - 17 - 22 - 14 - 14 - 31 - 22 - 21 Exports of Goods and Services 27 33 30 23 21 22 32 39 39 less Imports of Goods and Services 59 59 46 45 36 36 63 61 60
Gross Domestic Product at Market Prices 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 Net Property Income from Abroad - 18 - 13 - 13 - 12 - 10 - 10 - 17 - 17 - 18 Primary Income Received from Abroad 2 1 2 2 2 2 3 4 1 Primary income paid abroad 20 15 15 13 11 12 20 21 19 Gross National Income 82 87 87 88 90 90 83 83 82
Percentage Growth Rate
Final Consumption Expenditure 11 6 29 - 6 19 - 7 4 Private Consumption 6 1 25 - 2 20 - 11 1 Consumption of Private Non- Profit Bodies 12 14 3 - 18 - 6 10 - 4 7 Government Consumption Expenditure 54 39 58 - 27 20 16 13 15
Gross Capital Formation 61 3 - 17 - 5 13 6 4 Gross fixed Capital Formation 88 - 6 26 - 24 13 6 4 Changes in Stocks - 23 66 - 202 - 101 13 42 - 6 - 8
Domestic Expenditure 15 6 23 - 6 1 17 - 6 4
Net Exports of Goods and Services - 25 61 - 38 - 5 133 - 29 1 Exports of Goods and Services 46 5 - 3 - 12 4 48 21 5 less Imports of Goods and Services 21 - 9 20 - 25 81 - 3 3
Gross Domestic Product at Market Prices 20 14 17 2 2 2 1 5 Net Property Income from Abroad - 13 19 10 - 23 5 69 1 9 Primary Income Received from Abroad - 16 47 10 - 9 25 70 22 - 69 Primary income paid abroad - 14 21 10 - 22 8 70 5 - 6 Gross National Income 27 14 18 6 2 - 6 1 4
22 Table 9.0: Balance of Payments, Summary Data, US$ Million: 2014–2017
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019Q1 2019Q2 Actual Estimate Projected A. Current Account - 2 136 - 1 389 - 481 - 8 - 796 - 182 - 18 Goods and Services - 3 873 - 3 251 - 2 130 - 1 545 - 2 112 - 573 - 397 Goods and services: Credit 4 045 3 964 4 060 4 642 5 361 1 132 1 260 Goods and services: Debit 7 918 7 215 6 189 6 187 7 472 1 706 1 656 Balance on Goods - 2 283 - 2 114 - 1 263 - 891 - 1 607 - 422 - 287 Goods: Exports 3 682 3 577 3 663 4 165 4 860 1 037 1 119 Goods: Imports 5 965 5 691 4 926 5 056 6 467 1 459 1 405 Balance on Services - 1 590 - 1 137 - 867 - 654 - 505 - 152 - 110 Services: Exports 363 387 397 477 501 95 141 Services: Imports 1 953 1 524 1 264 1 131 1 005 247 251 Balance on Primary Income - 143 - 159 - 178 - 161 - 80 - 37 - 16 Primary income: credit 201 211 220 231 239 61 58 Primary income: debit 344 370 399 391 319 98 74 Balance on Secondary Income 1 880 2 020 1 827 1 697 1 396 429 394 Secondary income: credit 1 901 2 044 1 853 1 726 1 424 436 401 o/w Personal Transfers 1 166 1 253 1 103 1 013 898 246 241 NPISHs 735 790 750 713 526 190 161 Secondary income: debit 21 24 26 29 29 7 7 B. Capital Account 369 398 242 278 209 50 60 Capital account: credit 369 398 242 278 209 50 60 Capital account: debit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
Net Lending(+)/Net Borrowing(-)(Balance from CA & KA) - 1 767 - 991 - 238 270 - 587 - 132 42
C. Financial Account Net Lending(+)/Net Borrowing(-)(Balance from FA) - 1 758 - 1 366 - 898 - 1 110 - 790 - 213 - 229 Direct Investment - 473 - 399 - 343 - 306 - 707 - 171 - 185 Net acquisition of financial assets 1 11 3 3 Net incurrence of liabilities 473 399 343 307 718 174 188 Portfolio Investment - 130 - 123 80 101 - 55 - 2 - 7 Net acquisition of financial assets Net incurrence of liabilities 130 123 - 80 - 101 55 2 7 Other Investment - 1 155 - 844 - 635 - 905 - 28 - 40 - 37 Net Acquisition of Financial Assets - 171 - 125 - 62 - 31 150 46 47 Net Incurrence of Liabilities 983 719 573 873 178 86 84 O/W Other equity 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Net acquisition of financial assets 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Net incurrence of liabilities 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 O/W Currency and deposits - 171 - 125 - 62 - 31 140 35 35 Net acquisition of financial assets - 171 - 125 - 62 - 31 140 35 35 Net incurrence of liabilities - 108 - 231 - 84 188 3 15 15 Loans - 1 091 - 950 - 559 - 685 - 165 - 60 - 57 Net acquisition of financial assets 0 0 0 0 10 11 12 Central bank 0 0 0 0 10 11 12 O/w General Government 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Other Sectors (Private sector) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Net incurrence of liabilities 1 091 950 559 685 175 71 69 Central bank 167 - 71 534 499 83 23 23 short-term 167 - 71 534 499 83 23 23 General Government - 55 200 18 83 132 55 70 Other sectors 979 821 7 104 48 20 5 Short-term 857 198 60 75 15 10 - 5 Long-term 122 623 - 53 29 34 10 10 Insurance, pension, and standardized guarantee schemes 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Trade credit and advances 0 0 0 0 -67 -20 -22 Other accounts receivable/payable 0 0 0 0 -22 -7 -8 Special drawing rights (Net incurrence of liabilities) 0 0 98 0 0 0 0 Reserve assets (Other claims) 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 D. Net Errors and Omissions 9 -376 -660 -1380 -203 -81 -270
Memorandum Items Reserve Assets 349 434 421 296 303 129 129 Monetary gold 0 16 0 1 0 0 0 Gold bullion 0 16 0 1 0 0 0 Unallocated gold accounts 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Special drawing rights 134 128 122 112 56 109 109 Reserve position in the IMF 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Other reserve assets 214 289 298 183 29 20 20 Currency and deposits 168 195 201 179 1 0 0 Claims on monetary authorities 14 28 14 4 28 20 20 Claims on other entities 153 166 187 174 205 96 96 Securities 47 95 97 93 205 96 96 Debt securities 47 95 97 93 205 96 96 Short-term 47 95 97 93 205 96 96 Long-term 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Equity and investment fund shares 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Financial derivatives 0 0 0 10 11 12 Other claims 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 External Payment Arrears 5 261 4 958 5 036 5 393 5 555 5 555 5 555 Reserves in Months of Imports (Import Cover) 1 1 1 1 1 Current Account to GDP Ratio (%) GDP @ Current Prices 19 496 19 963 20 549 22 041 24 582 5 185 5 185
Exceptional financing 153 -303 78 357 114 0 0 Other Investment—Liabilities 153 -303 78 357 114 0 0 Equity investment associated with debt reduction 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 SDR allocation 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Other debt instruments 153 -303 78 357 114 0 0 Accumulation of arrears 153 -303 78 357 114 0 0 Principal 153 -303 78 357 114 0 0 Original interest/coupon 0 0 0 0 0 0 Penalty interest
23 Table 10.0 Summary of External Trade, US$
Period Total Imports Domestic Exports Re-Exports Total Exports
2015 6 000 955 671 3 225 248 560 22 991 005 3 248 239 565 2016 5 216 341 151 3 308 303 733 10 338 555 3 318 642 288 *2017 4 962 102 714 3 445 886 224 34 495 643 3 480 381 867 2017 January 384 957 302 291 256 505 714 365 291 970 870 February 424 363 600 287 178 279 3 163 237 290 341 515 March 461 764 771 264 066 734 1 602 588 265 669 322
April 405 540 793 223 875 374 1 700 451 225 575 826 May 465 646 219 267 003 603 1 606 502 268 610 105 June 495 149 867 264 293 399 203 182 264 496 581
July 481 908 700 261 581 904 360 975 261 942 879 August 448 267 402 354 386 441 2 039 824 356 426 265 September 440 004 144 307 213 005 17 593 022 324 806 026
October 460 797 014 349 150 508 3 646 211 352 796 719 November 493 702 902 575 880 472 1 865 287 577 745 759 ***December - - - -
2018 ***January - - - - February 574 942 604 344 462 843 1 855 177 346 318 020 March 606 041 326 284 144 374 4 407 536 288 551 910
April 544 559 242 327 062 860 2 558 110 329 620 970 May 532 433 098 266 438 113 742 261 267 180 374 June 614 682 244 382 470 116 2 169 271 384 639 386
July 560 084 427 339 399 693 869 493 340 269 186 August 576 470 413 449 251 884 91 258 449 343 142 September 587 328 991 355 308 049 1 108 613 356 416 662
October 592 263 448 445 250 650 3 368 086 448 618 736 November 629 044 836 469 666 130 2 022 067 471 688 197 December 572 722 900 373 303 997 1 404 913 374 708 910
2019 January 336 739 278 291 460 166 1 105 649 292 565 816 February 370 515 205 347 893 038 501 842 348 394 880 March 329 091 360 295 212 041 673 417 295 885 458
April 416 715 930 275 198 831 1 775 444 276 974 275 May 436 778 346 342 350 304 835 352 343 185 656 June 469 035 648 238 295 735 1 512 984 239 808 719
* Figures are not available for December 2017 and January 2018. The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority (ZIMRA) which is the source of merchandise trade data did not provide the source data for December 2017 and January 2018.
24 Table 10.1: Domestic Exports Classified by Principal Countries, US$ Period \ Democratic Year Partner South Africa United Arab Emirates Mozambique Zambia China Botswana Belgium Italy Israel Republic of Congo United States 2013 2 534 082 035 229 095 525 364 643 066 110 201 773 30 903 125 43 621 720 26 661 213 588 067 39 596 679 11 540 948 2 169 024 2014 2 014 941 833 96 055 778 574 122 147 95 070 080 12 378 194 27 519 674 125 011 189 1 920 026 9 528 693 4 393 756 2 561 452 2015 1 908 531 609 147 715 393 407 507 017 86 369 670 4 435 851 30 655 973 18 807 343 401 034 13 687 803 3 688 132 2 308 366 2016 2 245 047 512 116 682 893 265 660 130 69 425 382 882 504 28 841 571 45 698 110 1 192 566 1 161 178 64 835 1 987 218 2017 2 152 452 361 222 943 517 363 026 958 55 988 131 960 134 19 282 194 52 947 985 2 505 959 12 756 1 975 1 685 657
2017 January 213 247 439 8 225 169 23 692 247 3 579 200 524 1 195 745 5 669 881 75 479 6 484 200 155 629 February 183 616 702 20 946 157 20 757 452 4 286 403 34 1 053 427 95 831 6 262 0 77 275 March 161 127 943 9 918 907 41 614 885 6 584 638 117 641 646 3 735 8 250 0 200 44 499 April 127 847 513 6 219 865 34 864 410 6 146 874 145 1 208 030 341 004 0 0 140 880 May 159 946 652 12 678 465 34 259 226 5 022 518 6 410 1 201 622 5 750 302 900 0 0 91 681 June 136 269 499 13 515 635 32 444 223 6 063 718 3 746 2 622 018 7 207 492 7 200 0 0 379 593 July 156 708 709 13 046 001 36 007 704 6 040 118 2 550 1 907 552 3 849 218 203 0 0 46 566 August 217 859 847 25 875 800 39 407 000 5 294 119 8 2 003 007 8 345 336 1 414 0 0 104 513 September 172 412 267 46 473 311 39 575 000 4 152 915 18 110 1 592 384 13 844 633 279 844 0 1 575 152 980
October 200 844 484 37 970 187 30 890 774 3 837 346 784 801 3 835 065 9 532 852 342 765 10 0 151 765 November 422 571 306 28 074 019 29 514 036 4 980 281 143 689 2 021 697 8 334 457 833 070 0 0 340 276 ***December ------2018 ***January ------February 215 098 857 38 596 747 26 151 021 5 858 465 4 719 1 958 380 463 566 7 847 446 127 287 March 120 475 855 59 371 944 38 060 058 5 325 741 2 871 655 16 563 2 0 216 219 April 148 006 410 58 921 529 33 885 084 5 071 331 685 2 112 875 8 188 538 518 318 0 143 67 773 May 124 776 684 60 324 325 32 283 213 5 682 872 2 235 436 23 740 0 84 990 181 524 June 151 772 988 104 241 112 40 567 485 6 413 879 10 2 410 499 9 735 778 476 669 0 226 735 289 944 July 151 158 363 88 539 939 27 991 698 4 098 599 6 676 731 3 165 416 1 033 758 76 088 0 230 405 475 622 August 197 293 383 110 616 047 38 081 169 6 197 905 24 300 075 4 173 515 553 975 634 811 0 363 877 117 183 September 162 106 219 91 642 331 31 189 681 5 569 805 2 875 737 7 986 769 24 697 0 78 588 97 696 October 283 454 950 43 919 056 41 853 316 6 413 417 1 300 2 498 733 6 501 890 353 856 0 149 846 309 960 November 316 722 473 35 752 843 45 919 910 7 612 663 20 245 4 631 440 7 226 982 085 0 32 261 251 920 December 221 721 047 39 984 707 28 437 085 4 931 412 5 029 540 1 875 027 8 160 190 147 648 0 249 235 81 318
2019 January 94 784 956 3 858 950 5 473 939 5 579 655 37 798 322 2 508 300 793 513 494 239 534 441 2 000 3 241 105 February 138 890 194 5 847 378 4 187 130 7 865 166 32 711 333 2 675 777 1 173 102 2 865 126 670 905 0 5 507 873 March 131 258 313 68 277 593 22 767 081 5 699 064 2 731 2 293 326 7 378 080 1 140 99 582 273 013
April 108 933 020 63 187 333 28 511 750 4 305 647 1 201 3 092 473 2 032 560 12 806 2 118 86 933 110 491 May 143 177 115 64 910 778 24 942 391 5 469 201 3 974 842 8 845 611 579 982 806 0 120 414 June 116 206 584 33 244 829 22 390 866 4 756 706 1 277 4 000 963 7 407 846 230 697 4 834 949 80 259
25 Table 10.1: Domestic Exports Classified by Principal Countries, US$ continued Period \ Year Partner Germany Switzerland Malawi Netherlands Namibia Hong Kong India United Kingdom Singapore Portugal Lesotho 2013 576 484 59 561 6 905 799 995 377 7 966 627 58 808 12 926 1 519 918 13 406 100 8 858 2014 4 405 592 515 138 4 723 133 3 166 767 8 974 696 2 371 217 675 055 1 678 705 299 178 0 526 105 2015 647 990 271 962 3 326 584 4 580 489 13 725 158 1 336 470 146 662 1 614 120 3 430 670 2016 2 186 712 599 265 4 207 279 2 944 719 7 348 336 183 072 8 204 1 837 110 965 289 0 15 2017 2 912 322 2 536 5 457 759 1 974 735 9 550 855 1 052 747 65 182 1 314 820 1 755 907 2 404 3 640
2017 January 11 112 10 265 454 72 578 602 670 94 525 66 429 136 793 0 0 February 14 073 0 108 101 87 841 645 784 84 582 80 42 188 53 150 0 0 March 47 495 0 455 987 117 426 617 197 413 640 45 273 179 823 4 0 April 161 797 0 376 783 28 457 1 450 395 49 951 May 44 741 0 228 134 2 479 587 862 30 39 600 136 346 6 400 3 640 June 3 937 1 622 163 004 3 064 695 512 299 670 20 878 116 319 750 644 2 400 0 July 82 821 0 348 797 230 458 1 219 454 4 001 71 674 232 473 0 0 August 895 621 60 362 409 111 406 1 385 077 98 195 426 321 658 0 0 September 649 823 0 109 479 297 432 784 067 246 260 247 139 74 967 0 0
October 322 224 844 331 461 745 159 773 931 100 0 172 961 0 0 0 November 678 677 0 2 708 150 278 434 788 905 8 372 0 171 114 0 0 0 ***December ------2018 ***January ------February 1 164 250 0 117 039 412 228 817 218 2 520 1 850 73 161 0 0 0 March 930 329 0 202 636 1 289 931 653 471 571 794 0 89 468 0 0 0 April 153 461 0 309 217 1 528 728 641 171 12 703 281 663 0 May 22 897 2 000 257 867 161 459 607 696 45 696 60 859 407 2 900 0 0 June 66 149 791 992 168 314 591 239 1 13 427 316 413 3 150 0 July 188 164 8 160 462 513 59 973 613 636 44 004 0 107 152 0 0 0 August 37 616 0 230 117 18 766 626 770 108 260 10 142 001 0 0 0 September 327 559 0 574 666 75 704 654 801 85 407 0 169 248 11 950 2 552 0 October 56 954 53 880 341 722 861 344 1 168 997 465 215 201 531 8 0 November 52 537 1 701 229 995 1 020 728 660 215 5 984 2 711 611 532 46 566 5 896 0 December 445 774 52 328 145 73 488 624 123 0 0 194 380 0 0 0
2019 January 1 183 251 548 515 1 240 808 970 404 661 073 5 096 414 7 135 379 14 785 115 102 946 851 1 275 8 137 February 2 281 830 1 625 049 1 585 511 500 735 1 093 754 7 260 215 12 165 654 8 321 442 90 317 142 76 079 6 119 March 41 290 2 601 351 569 234 508 587 594 659 33 331 168 421 121 078 0 0
April 64 770 61 457 207 204 166 798 102 0 7 126 91 333 1 129 0 May 24 525 179 341 287 114 186 1 224 517 1 12 479 125 435 479 120 0 0 June 27 082 29 329 110 297 781 1 108 798 9 3 172 81 386 467 917 0 0
26 Table 10.1: Domestic Exports Classified by Principal Countries, US$ continued Period \ United Republic Year Partner Japan Kenya Jordan Congo Canada Swaziland Sweden of Tanzania Total Principal Countries Other Countries World: 2013 225 473 248 898 1 531 164 612 314 305 266 719 329 685 66 128 3 412 838 391 401 997 357 3 814 835 748 2014 336 955 433 019 15 675 456 683 57 030 532 617 101 171 793 966 2 993 565 525 817 187 284 3 810 752 809 2015 207 498 731 944 22 663 289 409 136 650 1 030 083 22 704 707 074 2 652 909 751 572 338 810 3 225 248 560 2016 925 909 11 243 971 0 187 912 158 383 145 510 111 338 192 567 2 809 889 489 498 414 243 3 308 303 733 2017 65 225 18 225 149 7 318 410 222 47 708 359 591 2 360 56 380 2 915 074 488 530 811 736 3 445 886 224
2017 January 37 455 870 365 21 403 1 100 33 657 0 820 257 099 331 34 157 174 291 256 505 February 1 244 4 813 274 0 86 015 100 971 742 236 877 588 50 300 691 287 178 279 March 66 286 0 0 500 69 429 5 5 140 221 963 027 42 103 707 264 066 734 April 6 488 2 497 650 0 0 8 180 0 0 1 640 181 350 062 42 525 313 223 875 374 May 3 736 086 0 118 957 5 075 3 720 0 820 218 429 115 48 574 488 267 003 603 June 10 1 769 655 0 0 1 175 33 657 0 839 202 375 509 61 917 890 264 293 399 July 1 2 670 885 0 281 8 479 72 039 0 5 585 218 928 200 42 653 704 261 581 904 August 918 2 562 855 0 0 209 0 0 9 364 304 736 145 49 650 296 354 386 441 September 15 13 589 0 88 760 1 952 0 0 10 311 281 026 813 26 186 192 307 213 005
October 15 266 5 528 0 78 800 1 490 11 196 1 614 702 290 651 326 58 499 183 349 150 508 November 3 828 88 470 6 953 16 006 19 549 34 922 21 160 501 637 373 74 243 099 575 880 472 ***December ------2018 ***January ------February 5 747 7 218 0 42 715 23 500 10 12 910 290 947 702 53 515 141 344 462 843 March 511 161 10 724 0 0 34 902 0 0 230 632 452 53 511 922 284 144 374 April 6 584 27 634 0 0 1 2 401 0 259 736 248 67 326 612 327 062 860 May 0 0 0 7 510 5 088 950 227 543 469 38 894 643 266 438 113 June 0 4 077 520 0 0 225 31 101 12 166 322 206 796 60 263 319 382 470 116 July 0 2 674 929 0 1 310 0 0 2 145 3 630 287 612 236 51 787 457 339 399 693 August 0 3 392 890 0 18 133 0 0 0 386 906 504 62 345 380 449 251 884 September 0 3 747 500 0 19 559 0 0 9 544 307 250 012 48 058 037 355 308 049 October 0 2 289 211 0 0 7 500 0 0 47 912 390 950 599 54 300 051 445 250 650 November 0 699 812 0 0 15 0 284 0 415 271 041 54 395 089 469 666 130 December 1 380 5 113 694 0 420 160 0 12 500 0 317 411 326 55 892 672 373 303 997
2019 January 9 323 002 844 802 19 603 21 794 2 293 748 1 293 609 2 389 882 270 133 306 103 219 30 636 059 336 739 278 February 6 403 002 1 531 860 0 2 775 690 926 638 1 554 562 333 751 341 153 018 29 362 187 370 515 205 March 5 039 467 3 208 5 517 635 244 636 805 50 575 236 295 212 041
April 7 419 0 1 693 3 482 902 1 931 172 663 212 088 317 63 110 514 275 198 831 May 13 735 2 507 140 0 4 073 2 129 078 0 2 159 258 999 053 83 351 251 342 350 304 June 19 341 4 733 243 0 20 517 1 073 826 0 6 910 196 494 932 41 800 804 238 295 735
27 Table 10.2: Imports Classified by Principal Countries, US$ Period \ United Arab Year Partner South Africa United Kingdom United States Zambia China Mozambique Kuwait India Botswana Japan Emirates
2015 2 305 034 206 97 977 656 69 661 386 277 449 365 458 372 683 168 978 417 4 193 549 237 648 108 54 896 833 129 762 549 79 700 977 2016 2 152 982 230 91 437 616 71 446 501 182 396 481 364 800 901 162 418 788 6 208 807 165 983 102 39 481 708 99 585 776 61 748 652 2017 2 013 762 308 109 783 969 39 715 685 125 750 699 433 349 340 114 263 051 1 252 591 105 532 531 31 124 723 123 031 769 75 638 066 2017 January 145 676 093 4 784 486 3 603 555 10 134 632 58 168 840 9 330 153 337 297 6 963 619 2 248 897 7 443 675 5 745 176 February 171 201 282 7 886 123 2 409 749 10 144 491 32 344 078 9 797 543 147 880 9 058 045 2 190 864 7 174 667 6 375 850 March 202 718 473 4 948 780 2 510 565 12 318 106 31 696 368 10 096 235 155 577 5 294 413 2 146 183 11 280 616 7 568 090 April 177 140 811 3 702 293 3 214 585 11 363 909 25 588 263 10 178 291 295 944 12 381 224 2 063 590 8 910 244 6 432 018 May 182 061 489 4 817 765 3 229 030 13 068 696 59 537 727 14 300 687 208 616 13 630 751 2 742 202 10 860 766 4 990 316 June 188 999 455 5 463 046 3 843 044 13 483 141 55 562 409 10 450 637 72 997 4 815 310 2 474 924 12 010 441 6 671 617 July 207 262 119 4 587 565 3 086 789 15 329 281 42 817 595 10 525 932 19 066 7 394 290 2 607 900 12 226 221 8 420 464 August 187 046 245 31 155 071 4 606 729 10 891 385 33 060 040 9 098 626 14 077 7 419 073 3 447 330 11 962 539 8 768 147 September 175 038 723 26 271 588 3 435 087 8 462 217 24 275 804 10 306 417 876 7 117 091 4 100 104 13 002 182 4 866 552 October 190 169 410 6 193 316 4 201 924 8 987 711 31 067 641 12 543 554 0 8 272 013 2 839 084 14 272 999 5 237 358 November 186 448 207 9 973 935 5 574 629 11 567 129 39 230 575 7 634 976 260 23 186 701 4 263 644 13 887 418 10 562 477 *December ------2018 *January ------February 261 425 844 18 423 840 4 765 772 11 878 470 30 874 166 10 993 132 467 16 173 489 4 492 602 15 310 489 15 062 870 March 271 833 494 8 048 084 3 801 235 11 719 322 28 331 210 8 788 037 815 12 620 093 4 737 251 27 630 779 9 778 175
April 234 827 581 7 839 905 5 136 959 7 584 510 30 225 856 12 814 389 120 13 328 270 3 603 008 18 679 163 16 533 640 May 201 713 321 17 398 176 3 400 065 9 292 242 27 283 861 12 383 806 22 576 8 588 843 4 533 486 17 709 798 10 591 194 June 253 091 472 8 237 013 4 169 074 13 849 076 28 821 391 10 239 166 528 7 410 505 4 619 426 19 391 566 6 681 993 July 220 510 152 12 732 236 4 723 667 9 772 294 36 310 196 11 722 235 0 18 388 734 3 623 258 22 264 624 10 895 321 August 222 433 038 16 160 737 5 446 928 19 577 280 27 770 157 17 251 205 647 31 342 991 5 900 561 18 026 804 11 293 521 September 198 319 267 69 698 339 5 758 168 16 125 055 38 936 878 14 247 304 1 253 20 897 833 3 815 066 20 570 145 7 458 393
October 209 124 627 37 707 126 4 756 350 11 592 029 44 804 685 9 128 372 28 130 19 499 786 3 455 907 26 716 047 12 366 048 November 241 557 866 15 894 187 3 498 032 57 177 154 28 295 949 10 062 590 6 020 11 233 599 5 438 211 18 085 430 13 496 335 December 260 581 012 28 865 024 3 920 806 9 200 791 35 945 704 7 717 501 286 7 286 141 5 297 220 11 356 822 9 746 584
2019 January 94 784 956 14 785 115 3 241 105 5 579 655 37 798 322 5 473 939 40 517 7 135 379 2 508 300 9 323 002 3 858 950 February 138 890 194 8 321 442 5 507 873 7 865 166 32 711 333 4 187 130 0 12 165 654 2 675 777 6 403 002 5 847 378 March 129 429 517 9 618 854 2 647 649 6 379 056 23 134 939 3 946 689 0 6 409 908 2 889 904 5 624 783 2 858 320
April 147 717 184 6 388 448 2 496 308 7 324 140 39 311 177 6 984 693 0 15 454 330 2 596 823 6 162 051 7 548 453 May 166 977 388 6 996 671 3 973 964 7 328 884 32 336 618 6 869 783 0 9 940 640 2 848 291 6 893 594 5 242 333 June 162 399 661 8 875 132 5 878 371 6 438 165 28 138 232 14 691 564 1 138 12 721 994 2 955 783 3 102 164 3 032 563
28 Table 10.2: Imports Classified by Principal Countries, US$ continued Period \ Korea, Republic Year Partner Germany Sweden Hong Kong Malawi Switzerland Mauritius Pakistan Singapore France of Kenya Ireland
2015 36 426 470 36 717 256 90 193 069 44 363 893 24 880 866 47 930 541 22 284 215 1 338 228 911 27 230 605 500 432 12 020 339 14 542 084 2016 34 285 658 16 693 917 47 355 545 43 213 914 28 569 498 72 169 299 19 016 348 1 117 928 000 19 583 592 251 529 8 486 916 13 508 165 2017 20 617 593 15 678 989 48 997 574 31 596 289 15 467 184 103 769 413 8 539 461 1 104 652 718 18 684 038 539 890 12 396 357 12 049 626 2017 January 1 137 134 1 783 619 2 868 314 1 991 048 1 014 004 10 266 822 2 868 629 69 166 300 1 421 837 3 370 110 327 808 719 February 2 116 652 567 162 3 330 338 2 321 661 1 300 899 3 944 528 1 228 102 112 508 481 2 615 027 120 647 674 178 1 383 399 March 1 290 852 8 038 452 3 856 676 3 193 425 3 526 343 12 299 198 1 709 172 97 415 800 2 422 259 9 704 1 436 389 401 629 April 1 387 380 389 012 3 116 288 1 900 179 979 717 7 180 461 270 038 88 420 035 899 636 213 990 744 740 541 038 May 1 613 283 406 577 3 910 295 3 157 125 2 127 944 10 698 946 173 022 93 142 177 371 578 45 071 1 666 966 1 690 217 June 1 550 617 596 018 4 744 861 3 094 712 924 086 8 431 037 21 907 134 556 659 533 684 65 550 1 142 258 391 385 July 3 185 986 687 457 2 682 817 1 966 019 642 229 6 448 100 119 676 110 950 021 2 194 430 39 128 1 478 488 1 105 412 August 2 694 871 306 938 10 321 019 3 480 991 848 403 9 045 864 925 375 73 861 382 2 077 309 8 077 1 716 356 1 032 384 September 1 295 244 744 416 2 867 033 4 251 252 1 543 012 8 800 658 210 104 101 582 261 2 395 428 8 056 1 300 645 1 076 389 October 1 778 764 1 177 744 9 014 386 3 059 169 1 515 091 9 100 248 977 070 104 959 874 2 665 739 3 690 1 149 944 2 249 935 November 2 566 812 981 594 2 285 548 3 180 707 1 045 455 17 553 551 36 365 118 089 727 1 087 112 22 606 976 065 1 369 118 *December ------2018 *January ------February 2 165 724 584 130 7 628 062 3 180 780 1 146 440 17 916 179 170 488 88 584 148 13 008 066 30 249 1 632 963 250 056 March 3 456 258 2 617 324 4 156 976 4 174 341 1 241 290 12 216 562 260 915 137 569 932 2 321 787 5 467 1 837 458 551 241
April 2 268 323 1 594 064 1 952 678 2 458 219 5 088 450 11 231 921 361 800 114 260 724 1 913 398 32 137 2 909 316 315 818 May 2 200 007 2 754 561 2 157 383 2 662 220 2 555 059 10 048 283 139 413 113 756 102 771 215 0 1 348 988 1 782 288 June 2 302 416 2 033 968 9 783 368 2 537 676 1 451 084 14 986 328 747 500 172 707 534 2 732 830 49 109 1 524 095 1 010 613 July 4 115 319 1 970 096 13 911 402 2 570 889 1 224 117 15 006 171 319 715 126 921 624 3 076 849 2 481 1 439 171 742 916 August 5 349 772 543 881 4 256 678 2 865 523 1 084 899 27 054 979 181 946 121 745 064 870 474 100 758 1 522 657 1 042 022 September 1 100 622 1 133 998 4 384 864 6 450 485 1 528 124 14 918 580 534 469 97 634 569 1 163 481 0 964 695 1 037 980
October 3 785 140 1 357 669 2 787 689 2 983 485 1 855 889 20 390 299 599 747 115 319 493 762 166 0 1 395 218 823 285 November 1 566 230 617 581 4 800 871 2 223 971 6 415 972 20 629 255 961 883 146 553 138 996 432 2 569 980 664 1 071 838 December 3 661 030 1 556 131 3 084 214 1 243 426 1 086 937 17 993 557 108 081 120 795 104 1 343 655 191 177 1 681 357 169 084
2019 January 1 183 251 2 389 882 5 096 414 1 240 808 548 515 9 728 548 146 544 102 946 851 810 572 2 106 712 844 802 161 859 February 2 281 830 1 554 562 7 260 215 1 585 511 1 625 049 8 577 359 137 394 90 317 142 1 316 283 1 307 786 1 531 860 431 922 March 1 980 217 819 296 1 839 063 1 487 759 1 829 299 1 286 091 133 328 99 322 888 1 831 326 935 057 1 049 971 755 886
April 561 748 2 399 404 4 726 971 532 635 557 093 4 782 590 1 257 329 124 702 812 1 058 821 800 753 1 376 174 741 252 May 5 259 896 1 013 244 4 503 458 684 196 684 030 13 303 461 834 721 121 860 727 2 328 382 616 047 565 516 1 096 069 June 4 528 397 1 472 890 5 146 362 1 858 433 1 608 197 10 210 937 1 026 775 157 306 224 1 855 688 473 679 396 673 1 299 749
29 Table 10.2: Imports Classified by Principal Countries, US$ continued Period \ Total Principal Year Partner Italy Denmark Ukraine Swaziland Netherlands Russian Federation Thailand Countries Other Countries World
2015 18 843 094 30 445 367 8 697 819 36 317 631 15 688 039 24 814 135 56 251 788 5 770 052 284 230 903 387 6 000 955 671 2016 14 074 805 26 634 177 3 565 984 38 964 764 16 106 803 15 544 723 37 592 106 4 972 036 304 244 304 847 5 216 341 151 2017 18 876 680 22 473 090 164 698 21 179 732 19 091 090 22 550 477 52 333 476 4 722 863 106 239 239 608 4 962 102 714 2017 January 591 712 5 289 227 0 3 903 003 2 098 511 1 402 688 2 718 000 363 879 691 21 077 611 384 957 302 February 7 650 728 1 811 619 0 685 284 819 807 522 236 3 670 476 406 001 795 18 361 805 424 363 600 March 1 444 401 450 486 52 730 005 1 923 114 3 617 547 3 835 182 438 334 091 23 430 680 461 764 771 April 1 000 052 560 554 26 259 986 584 2 280 068 5 764 817 8 786 388 386 718 408 18 822 385 405 540 793 May 1 995 099 2 233 308 217 998 104 1 050 523 137 734 6 454 693 441 320 926 24 325 293 465 646 219 June 879 184 5 135 815 55 264 2 121 162 1 648 831 1 054 744 2 849 252 473 644 048 21 505 820 495 149 867 July 1 694 487 447 840 26 958 2 536 667 883 601 702 812 6 660 399 458 729 750 23 178 950 481 908 700 August 1 222 387 702 115 27 939 2 899 892 1 425 511 1 668 558 3 242 989 424 977 623 23 289 779 448 267 402 September 1 168 681 440 487 400 1 113 494 3 861 855 2 804 176 4 704 328 417 044 561 22 959 584 440 004 144 October 661 273 573 843 0 2 789 228 1 130 672 1 562 425 6 529 973 434 684 078 26 112 936 460 797 014 November 568 675 4 827 798 27 609 2 416 309 1 968 597 3 312 740 2 881 797 477 528 136 16 174 766 493 702 902 *December ------2018 *January ------February 853 515 6 092 625 40 579 811 266 3 574 096 5 201 764 8 872 190 551 144 462 23 798 142 574 942 604 March 1 049 979 8 814 051 80 2 355 249 1 903 878 1 474 951 2 497 998 575 794 234 30 247 092 606 041 326
April 1 064 578 8 032 146 37 2 080 489 1 555 897 219 14 216 942 521 910 556 22 648 686 544 559 242 May 636 412 1 575 994 0 8 171 498 1 098 018 1 599 7 099 004 471 675 408 60 757 690 532 433 098 June 1 819 865 2 781 908 32 832 2 600 697 2 538 525 3 216 450 5 280 854 586 648 860 28 033 384 614 682 244 July 872 427 3 493 755 242 2 841 083 2 088 937 1 971 556 6 567 947 540 079 413 20 005 014 560 084 427 August 538 162 2 418 769 23 483 2 955 435 1 572 722 3 340 061 6 312 547 558 983 703 17 486 710 576 470 413 September 2 133 370 5 750 541 174 218 2 354 679 5 599 952 1 534 340 3 874 269 548 100 937 39 228 054 587 328 991
October 863 398 3 304 407 783 3 790 277 6 736 878 20 559 120 3 797 815 570 291 867 21 971 580 592 263 448 November 929 285 1 375 630 1 283 900 821 695 2 408 498 3 156 415 6 764 071 608 305 271 20 739 565 629 044 836 December 1 531 694 2 695 726 1 328 417 2 035 521 1 269 962 55 593 5 169 683 546 918 237 25 804 663 572 722 900
2019 January 494 239 495 059 0 1 293 609 970 404 148 493 657 784 315 793 588 20 945 690 336 739 278 February 2 865 126 2 251 131 0 926 638 500 735 127 168 1 195 357 350 368 017 20 147 188 370 515 205 March 371 052 4 136 960 378 1 728 187 2 678 916 543 886 974 841 316 644 022 12 447 338 329 091 360
April 1 305 704 5 982 895 729 255 3 217 638 892 137 727 533 740 878 399 077 229 17 638 701 416 715 930 May 1 454 577 6 029 425 784 561 1 550 222 1 009 553 4 680 339 1 450 990 419 117 581 17 660 765 436 778 346 June 2 597 109 4 608 733 4 760 1 133 173 990 946 4 736 081 563 572 450 053 145 18 982 504 469 035 648
30 Table 10.3 Domestic Exports Classified by HS Chapters in US$
04:Dairy produce; 05:Products 03:Fish and bird's eggs; natural of animal 06:Live trees and 07:Edible 11:Products of the crustaceans, honey; edible products origin, not other plants, bulbs, vegetables 08:Edible fruits milling industry; 02:Meat and mollusc and of animal origin, not elsewhere roots, and the like; and certain and nuts; peel 09:Coffee, malt; starches; 01:Live edible meat other aquatic elsewhere specified or specified or cut flowers and root and of citrus fruit or tea, mate and inulin; wheat Year Period \ HS animals. offal. invertebrates included included ornamental foliage tubers melon spices 10:Cereals gluten
2015 3 886 768 1 059 621 12 518 211 419 639 83 906 4 402 091 5 531 789 18 547 501 23 137 515 1 905 722 5 534 977 2016 3 080 275 880 845 6 978 946 164 395 1 652 3 533 763 4 369 172 18 113 534 20 677 537 2 195 060 3 253 094 2017 2 230 450 726 924 7 851 755 378 478 38 253 2 775 781 3 967 190 23 154 536 24 148 286 10 167 525 732 017
2017 January 156 032 56 530 391 564 46 0 204 862 52 500 181 422 2 030 327 154 350 30 605 February 114 991 4 704 678 161 29 112 0 244 508 49 345 111 325 2 258 932 110 025 101 695 March 179 631 3 507 361 667 59 640 0 158 398 271 839 1 078 181 3 634 196 256 059 151 926
April 77 242 165 910 179 036 13 244 307 472 351 879 3 556 118 2 676 980 255 020 49 349 May 391 192 65 942 735 059 33 378 10 7 885 337 005 4 329 933 2 997 673 285 468 188 198 June 1 287 089 20 474 261 0 0 24 868 318 911 5 547 255 2 642 089 4 910 253
July 9 315 685 810 305 0 0 284 350 371 131 3 865 358 1 297 763 725 692 5 945 August 2 115 384 759 26 769 177 983 287 596 2 603 343 1 111 039 987 874 1 415 September 5 247 99 243 321 645 2 846 3 930 161 262 507 618 794 021 1 134 042 1 325 075 13 866
October 3 010 278 013 504 133 7 412 893 695 1 187 982 739 968 1 762 970 688 448 17 466 November 4 586 218 280 3 024 293 40 238 21 069 310 500 231 384 347 613 2 602 276 469 261 171 552 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 4 220 536 529 8 604 525 486 248 118 377 366 138 3 533 712 28 408 77 240 March 1 516 12 075 884 463 4 439 0 1 441 095 239 828 2 249 277 3 272 813 29 319 998
April 168 190 84 191 658 853 4 198 0 777 219 1 311 187 3 082 325 3 461 346 4 319 143 858 May 9 541 6 766 461 280 2 092 0 98 297 1 084 538 5 783 820 3 279 471 108 403 3 097 June 1 647 3 000 431 425 10 444 11 220 121 481 214 991 6 459 420 2 410 800 11 085 40 874
July 414 526 22 342 0 55 092 225 008 3 598 550 2 898 170 90 983 55 000 August 63 387 295 476 387 37 329 0 274 407 268 520 3 284 571 1 745 745 81 946 93 277 September 535 450 565 18 336 72 290 680 543 739 592 2 161 433 1 292 279 559 221 30 037
October 266 060 165 638 652 927 11 977 0 2 103 197 1 063 389 679 898 2 597 101 1 694 091 58 134 November 4 774 178 705 470 645 48 235 0 981 081 2 495 927 1 936 546 2 290 763 420 957 25 128 December 69 961 4 800 819 29 444 109 824 61 076 1 096 112 290 280 1 669 027 274 381 2 949
2019 January 5 532 126 785 426 617 3 002 0 295 542 322 078 232 079 3 157 862 79 285 13 560 February 92 432 174 144 819 198 21 071 0 1 417 964 483 443 253 188 2 275 785 291 935 42 164 March 169 391 239 592 864 174 89 012 0 788 985 184 084 1 528 931 2 282 135 422 377 57 606
April 147 373 322 489 124 513 0 493 259 118 233 2 068 566 2 648 516 95 657 48 612 May 71 315 67 469 753 578 118 333 23 330 208 912 397 508 6 823 593 2 802 690 96 122 070 June 296 543 213 993 240 456 93 514 0 686 844 1 119 836 3 958 284 1 872 513 9 773 120 308
31 Table 10.3 Domestic Exports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 15:Animal or 12:Oil seeds and vegetable fats and 16:Preparation oleaginous fruits; oils and their s of meats, of miscellaneous grains, 13:Lac; gums, 14:Vegetable cleavage fish or of 19:Preparations 20:Preparation seeds and fruit; resins and plaiting materials; products; crustaceans, of cereals, flour, of vegetables, industrial or medicinal other vegetable products prepared edible mollusc or 17:Sugar and 18:Cocoa starch or milk; fruit, nuts or 21:Miscellaneo 22:Beverages plants; straw and vegetable saps not elsewhere fats, animal or other aquatic sugar and cocoa pastrycooks' other parts of us edible , spirits and Year Period \ HS fodder and extracts specified or included vegetable waxes. invertebrates confectionery preparations products plants preparations vinegar
2015 6 865 761 0 2 926 830 1 222 764 73 992 102 056 431 92 396 2 769 424 5 155 367 965 220 4 503 127 2016 7 315 120 3490 3 303 338 467 045 18 482 59 035 793 40 727 1 781 883 7 148 347 862 119 3 422 229 2017 6 266 447 0 0 2 474 791 31 709 53 958 847 27 683 2 790 359 3 309 245 999 857 3 117 613
2017 January 260 000 0 0 186 652 0 2 367 271 0 191 484 303 423 29 527 169 392 February 127 343 0 0 5 134 810 5 815 333 293 655 712 92 318 268 860 March 110 459 0 0 97 013 16 714 173 115 0 303 069 707 667 183 494 297 488
April 543 146 0 0 144 817 2 462 304 3 560 259 107 153 145 74 027 291 009 May 429 509 0 0 60 197 13 875 12 539 912 0 209 780 35 353 62 030 252 700 June 244 786 0 0 133 646 1 120 10 170 681 0 284 004 257 113 75 693 164 457
July 762 820 0 0 38 095 0 4 350 416 0 215 718 99 585 81 192 354 978 August 2 525 091 0 0 131 799 0 8 606 630 2 868 374 655 456 329 84 846 387 696 September 655 699 0 0 153 361 0 3 885 125 6 686 192 601 228 300 97 863 220 123
October 359 004 0 0 62 834 0 1 956 654 5 068 209 296 87 412 103 504 371 551 November 248 590 0 0 1 466 375 0 2 311 930 3 685 217 352 325 206 115 363 339 360 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 643 150 0 0 84 917 0 905 310 5 834 476 382 1 112 721 42 578 584 500 March 258 268 0 0 165 051 646 127 307 154 982 059 106 291 431 186
April 667 321 0 0 109 632 21 983 1 074 760 30 216 270 872 219 312 84 201 445 737 May 304 942 0 44 361 178 268 0 1 271 094 0 519 513 663 076 126 197 201 320 June 2 327 438 0 0 174 995 0 5 403 934 0 299 564 431 178 58 086 251 990
July 430 540 0 36 571 139 300 0 3 465 999 11 811 395 859 331 051 74 981 64 456 August 442 000 0 0 150 111 0 10 713 373 0 405 602 224 468 89 572 343 851 September 568 996 0 52 855 39 488 0 4 595 446 0 332 168 591 971 26 191 129 591
October 533 485 0 0 29 714 2 470 4 624 406 426 243 635 717 279 76 381 178 210 November 676 758 0 0 136 073 1 537 4 551 167 11 850 569 332 604 382 54 926 457 173 December 440 262 0 0 2 248 7 267 070 0 162 141 435 452 109 074 496 483
2019 January 171 834 0 694 1 140 10 140 5 252 943 196 622 398 810 64 849 392 612 February 95 244 0 0 7 200 12 474 284 18 485 291 093 1 620 385 12 465 327 759 March 122 046 0 0 5 064 28 424 6 943 729 0 293 084 875 289 51 224 431 648
April 826 298 0 0 146 897 5 015 814 561 0 362 126 1 108 245 38 713 388 460 May 295 256 0 0 52 302 12 578 3 795 197 0 460 887 611 417 31 069 402 843 June 281 377 0 16 771 22 515 5 448 406 0 487 632 277 629 63 036 163 267
32 25:Salt, 27:Mineral fuels, 28:Inorganic chemicals; 32:Tanning or dyeing 24:Tobacco sulphur; earths mineral oils and organic or inorganic extracts; tannin and their and and stone; products of their compounds of precious derivatives; dyes pigments manufactured plastering distillation; bituminous metals, of rare earth 30:Pharmac and other colouring matter; tobacco materials, lirne 26:Ores, slag substances; mineral metals, of radioactive 29:Organic eutical paints and varnishes; putty Year Period \ HS substitutes and cement and ash waxes elements or isotopes chemicals products 31:Fertilisers and other mastic; inks
2015 907 035 016 57 813 715 221 949 113 65 004 329 2 173 656 1 366 005 2 560 170 4 526 310 2 411 485 2016 926 312 523 57 171 816 362 577 030 19 484 882 1 549 358 185 152 1 672 338 3 122 126 1 086 453 2017 837 204 598 48 685 019 464 476 451 25 340 091 1 532 763 116 685 1 967 591 1 966 930 1 829 375
2017 January 102 537 458 3 090 681 37 469 489 1 608 252 193 139 659 156 449 28 960 5 992 February 79 047 575 5 100 832 33 657 763 1 754 153 60 400 5 253 168 182 101 220 849 March 33 625 542 5 646 942 47 090 801 1 692 451 69 672 38 351 479 610 34 297
April 15 201 602 2 812 376 41 630 239 1 433 227 192 460 107 262 133 943 148 630 42 871 May 16 007 213 4 580 733 38 519 085 1 790 746 45 574 111 958 91 050 192 268 June 24 972 699 7 282 321 31 445 146 2 587 153 155 952 2 804 500 089 166 160
July 49 437 540 4 520 871 35 744 936 2 522 353 75 428 221 528 39 000 7 497 August 70 496 243 3 872 707 41 682 379 2 927 260 317 574 150 262 656 329 980 186 573 September 64 185 769 3 667 713 53 188 168 2 642 557 197 049 80 543 339 940 172 544
October 88 434 506 4 124 869 54 573 192 3 106 458 21 022 556 122 171 192 390 520 767 November 293 258 451 3 984 975 49 475 252 3 275 483 204 493 171 719 216 150 499 558 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 87 709 559 4 864 799 44 657 413 6 240 176 31 490 1 200 424 991 118 200 96 916 March 19 512 482 4 697 487 47 094 409 3 322 556 59 006 115 675 280 540 386 012
April 15 804 001 5 268 200 47 693 726 1 828 005 16 366 297 849 481 020 391 692 May 21 507 448 4 891 184 46 304 191 2 014 922 39 811 21 416 269 900 175 640 289 109 June 32 127 232 6 413 236 45 667 057 3 305 977 15 155 608 346 611 076 388 243
July 44 571 325 4 020 155 43 765 615 2 922 790 45 151 5 961 206 733 106 760 111 811 August 85 436 948 6 617 282 48 544 685 4 182 619 21 009 264 293 221 467 690 77 350 September 53 011 816 4 091 270 38 814 581 2 999 774 94 905 319 293 670 394 530 138 569
October 175 282 572 4 024 195 46 523 533 4 413 069 60 330 266 287 121 120 167 338 November 235 034 778 4 793 499 44 310 016 5 923 793 52 848 115 815 585 865 147 747 December 118 010 037 3 565 848 43 807 056 3 594 300 12 397 425 692 88 458 167 458
2019 January 73 901 592 984 032 40 760 940 3 339 470 21 387 22 864 332 040 219 226 February 87 197 184 4 137 285 37 810 266 4 585 920 85 743 856 379 413 567 660 169 973 March 28 309 774 3 764 475 47 756 503 3 000 487 173 766 320 965 360 056 150 709
April 17 529 883 2 691 494 41 156 552 3 982 862 1 741 2 51 530 637 995 144 616 May 20 620 923 4 408 388 55 930 952 2 608 561 74 828 53 207 315 845 89 270 175 539 June 21 688 189 4 014 155 78 202 277 2 909 566 78 190 46 315 620 572 126 409 28 335
33 Table 10.3 Domestic Exports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 36:Explosives; 34:Soap, organic surface active pyrotechnic 42:Articles of leather; 33:Essential oils agents, washing and lubricating 35:Albuminoid products; saddlery and harness; and resinoid; prep., artificial or prepared waxes, al substances; matches; 41:Raw hides travel goods, handbags perfumery, polishing or scouring prep., candles modified pyrophoric alloys; 37:Photograph and skins and similar containers; cosmetic or and similar, modelling pastes, starches; certain ic and 38:Miscellaneo 39:Plastics 40:Rubber (other then articles of animal gut toilet dental waxes and prep. with basis glues; combustible cinematograp us chemical and articles and articles furskins) and (other than silk-worn Year Period \ HS preparations of plaster enzymes preparations hic goods products thereof thereof leather gut)
2015 937 691 44 070 18 963 521 350 900 2 332 913 6 111 536 1 617 785 25 441 574 220 219 2016 406 444 414 864 38 970 518 390 0 1 895 621 4 070 035 427 451 46 538 498 171 176 2017 563 892 174 854 36 255 15 404 300 2 188 717 2 815 657 150 530 23 598 765 185 494
2017 January 4 206 418 0 0 160 122 497 244 774 145 19 220 February 37 420 116 0 0 368 325 185 837 10 100 563 613 3 533 March 65 843 19 199 22 619 0 0 84 538 136 668 1 450 643 080 11 925
April 8 216 16 302 303 12 640 0 412 695 253 659 2 838 900 219 10 066 May 55 999 58 724 1 233 0 0 687 609 163 120 586 618 116 7 392 June 15 10 235 1 337 0 0 116 895 287 666 6 281 5 448 747 8 495
July 40 697 6 548 1 617 0 0 112 002 204 011 60 052 842 449 14 470 August 85 662 28 514 1 991 0 0 61 297 335 675 6 012 6 191 156 13 220 September 18 619 24 884 2 359 2 764 0 97 072 450 195 3 169 704 54 783
October 167 487 4 575 2 897 0 300 204 468 369 211 50 044 3 458 571 10 551 November 83 934 1 551 1 481 0 0 43 655 307 119 12 924 988 967 31 838 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 84 650 1 583 34 849 0 11 894 635 221 4 788 726 655 7 298 March 15 423 53 271 2 412 0 0 70 287 559 211 14 993 2 951 121 17 829
April 52 157 6 957 238 0 0 376 201 576 598 5 235 878 963 25 739 May 321 300 52 655 394 0 0 778 982 975 287 7 497 2 911 205 46 021 June 36 072 176 008 521 0 0 146 313 602 159 6 909 5 270 584 22 513
July 71 162 13 819 2 344 0 0 130 803 712 550 2 084 1 589 479 73 497 August 196 470 15 896 1 918 0 0 65 303 732 458 18 442 1 977 342 63 994 September 7 024 39 628 19 164 0 0 46 229 637 590 94 714 500 827 37 545
October 215 167 22 673 323 0 0 24 588 553 026 839 5 144 863 28 595 November 175 209 105 972 6 658 31 600 0 215 497 584 497 24 460 5 486 739 33 432 December 19 876 35 202 386 0 0 46 421 556 691 1 685 9 380 086 32 292
2019 January 146 560 9 090 214 0 0 155 332 534 609 120 1 591 871 496 February 76 601 40 571 9 838 151 760 0 64 620 484 209 2 371 554 3 775 March 10 600 31 502 3 854 0 0 150 812 791 079 823 848 527 53 661
April 16 032 5 327 1 409 0 207 159 583 408 253 19 697 84 020 15 538 May 11 055 45 953 622 0 0 75 693 929 215 1 521 1 399 131 28 107 June 130 700 51 741 331 224 0 0 249 282 1 107 014 7 059 3 149 446 20 328
34 Table 10.3 Domestic Exports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 49:Printed books, 46:Manufactures 47:Pulp of wood newspapers, 53:Other of straw, of or of other pictures and other 51:Wool, fine vegetable 43:Furskins esparto or of fibrous cellulosic 48:Paper or products of the and coarse textile fibres; and artificial 44:Wood and 45:Cork other plaiting material; waste paperboard; printing industry; animal hair, paper yarn fur; articles of and materials; and scrap of articles of paper manuscripts, horsehair and woven 54:Man- manufacture wood; wood articles of basketware and paper or pulp, of paper or typescripts and yarn and fabrics of made Year Period \ HS s thereof charcoal cork wickerwork paperboard paperboard plans 50:Silk woven fabric 52:Cotton paper yarn filaments
2015 10 669 31 084 392 26 402 6 274 1 708 636 11 371 341 163 475 12 994 60 59 808 563 0 192 403 2016 1 578 23 687 653 24 896 11 844 1 359 595 8 616 741 207 355 0 0 24 926 818 88 307 597 2017 0 13 781 479 19 242 7 928 1 300 996 6 374 190 190 598 0 2800 34 344 263 0 137 478
2017 January 0 929 452 0 113 818 461 485 4 211 0 0 183 406 0 16 999 February 0 817 260 0 93 769 607 901 5 178 0 0 500 907 0 11 095 March 0 1 258 440 16 122 107 600 608 146 59 156 0 0 1 096 017 0 10 843
April 0 1 572 567 0 232 99 678 291 079 7 292 0 0 353 532 0 15 046 May 0 1 365 392 0 139 085 879 398 14 943 0 0 789 286 0 11 012 June 0 1 475 831 0 1 929 137 334 953 710 39 484 0 0 1 695 518 0 9 303
July 0 941 015 3 120 2 287 149 790 650 146 820 0 0 6 168 564 0 8 090 August 0 1 591 086 0 990 123 557 704 056 3 483 0 1800 10 990 726 0 10 458 September 0 1 361 276 0 131 097 483 417 30 965 0 1000 7 653 787 0 14 958
October 0 1 206 860 0 2 491 100 922 294 176 18 042 0 0 4 352 197 0 10 781 November 0 1 262 300 0 0 104 347 440 676 7 025 0 0 560 324 0 18 894 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 0 1 390 204 0 2 972 114 230 260 741 14 815 0 0 4 800 039 0 8 305 March 0 1 435 281 0 1 533 142 176 494 772 1 870 0 0 849 286 0 4 415
April 0 1 247 821 8 880 7 003 154 143 1 025 695 3 441 0 999 675 420 61600 23 011 May 0 1 215 907 2 250 4 874 128 138 899 524 7 016 0 0 404 889 64680 25 283 June 0 1 416 801 154 714 976 302 1 820 0 0 1 296 786 0 6 314
July 0 1 118 220 3 017 7 393 84 135 1 074 669 3 850 0 500 7 547 113 0 August 0 1 558 975 7 256 600 132 280 1 633 186 3 760 0 0 14 285 390 0 16 696 September 0 1 337 245 0 12 308 131 740 907 023 2 298 864 0 0 14 309 178 0 10 870
October 0 1 358 644 0 543 86 518 1 465 821 3 379 239 0 0 16 971 016 0 35 959 November 0 1 672 622 0 2 919 89 841 1 603 938 3 949 382 0 500 10 082 129 0 16 961 December 0 890 816 0 2 283 77 678 475 494 9 861 119 0 0 4 210 715 0 8 502
2019 January 0 1 122 762 0 1 163 54 060 265 615 2 090 0 0 3 934 625 0 7 538 February 0 1 411 998 0 819 83 110 1 201 993 28 902 0 0 7 325 562 0 11 359 March 0 1 411 134 0 13 150 90 019 1 553 459 4 903 0 940 3 315 202 0 13 078
April 0 1 184 487 0 3 828 78 368 1 238 239 901 0 0 830 992 0 8 781 May 0 1 934 436 0 2 299 89 806 1 817 496 28 453 0 0 530 763 0 7 355 June 0 1 944 158 0 5 455 88 501 1 091 199 8 092 0 467 566 814 0 11 940
35 Table 10.3 Domestic Exports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 56:Wadding felts 59:Impregnated, and non wovens; 58:Special coated, covered or 61:Articles of 62:Articles of 63:Other made special yarn; woven fabrics; laminated textile apparel and apparel and up textile twine, cordage, tufted textile fabrics; textile clothing clothing articles; sets; 64:Footwear, ropes and cables 57:Carpets and fabrics; lace; articles of a kind 60:Knitted or accessories, accessories, not worn clothing gaiters and the 65:Headgear 55:Man-made and articles other textile floor tapestries;trimmi suitable for crocheted knitted or knitted or and worn textile like; parts of and parts Year Period \ HS staple fibres thereof covering ngs; embroidery industrial use fabrics crocheted crocheted articles;rags such articles thereof
2015 43 873 2 257 132 2 130 11 795 34 269 1 307 014 605 548 7 093 981 3 243 096 3 991 758 110 103 2016 509 589 1 978 209 840 47 017 58 047 2 550 495 784 8 252 706 1 712 925 1 315 126 132 325 2017 339 410 1 161 983 5 027 18 005 21 825 910 546 928 10 431 481 1 305 339 2 206 893 173 530
2017 January 12 240 246 274 0 1 650 0 0 25 149 435 383 354 181 44 055 February 22 006 99 034 0 300 8 840 0 620 494 352 84 256 104 908 3 695 March 25 843 121 405 0 336 0 0 125 883 1 201 850 25 781 115 842 20 677
April 9 004 147 611 1 864 0 54 224 456 697 53 240 97 478 5 315 May 41 301 143 531 3 760 5 500 0 105 817 872 589 96 085 84 752 1 035 June 28 205 94 077 4 320 5 616 352 0 8 384 1 024 149 201 860 178 786 4 507
July 38 405 18 484 12 84 4 000 0 11 649 1 226 432 55 846 204 141 8 407 August 42 299 92 581 0 1 260 148 0 35 154 1 067 857 220 574 197 703 1 894 September 39 589 24 640 0 1 592 58 0 25 069 1 073 004 59 423 63 389 7 403
October 31 248 127 373 23 58 0 28 651 1 216 871 63 954 1 014 310 2 314 November 49 270 46 973 672 1 542 2 869 910 126 328 1 362 297 90 140 101 532 118 283 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 41 736 78 147 0 3 760 58 600 5 845 1 312 456 142 084 622 189 1 332 March 8 245 352 802 0 600 1 908 0 17 234 1 698 374 124 931 888 601 9 739
April 5 220 75 462 80 450 858 0 29 303 910 394 111 015 182 966 41 890 May 9 712 96 269 0 1 023 958 38 204 24 674 1 065 259 90 849 103 981 21 156 June 40 720 44 175 0 2 345 215 0 37 988 1 574 151 154 318 89 960 4 573
July 66 985 198 232 500 685 115 0 39 281 1 702 644 106 584 145 047 12 559 August 11 323 90 588 0 4 105 115 3 640 54 150 1 789 737 209 047 100 375 3 125 September 10 236 295 484 0 750 58 0 101 854 1 425 772 97 083 100 780 2 382
October 32 264 65 079 0 4 011 173 82 517 1 224 663 27 801 100 366 2 804 November 7 811 347 733 250 4 145 58 14 856 148 245 1 669 799 37 861 93 706 4 287 December 6 365 425 978 110 799 58 13 440 80 182 563 645 22 455 152 693 726
2019 January 3 715 267 497 0 750 14 832 54 481 508 397 8 989 28 037 2 278 February 1 275 207 522 0 1 582 58 80 002 954 230 64 634 135 968 1 542 March 5 209 104 911 3 573 1 381 114 54 599 131 140 1 442 935 192 475 155 098 19 534
April 49 519 37 678 0 3 150 57 46 940 81 317 973 505 77 043 2 306 636 14 077 May 4 208 36 450 0 1 931 53 8 807 36 254 1 191 132 10 247 122 991 2 430 June 1 293 175 945 1 162 3 823 134 17 262 74 981 1 341 001 124 818 95 616 2 442
36 Table 10.3 Domestic Exports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 66:Umbrell 67:Prepare 71:Natural or cultured as, sun d feathers pearls, precious or umbrellas, and down 68:Articles of semi-precious stones, walking- and articles stone, plaster, precious metals, sticks, seat made of cement, metals clad with 76:Aluminiu sticks, feathers or asbestos, mica precious metal and 74:Copper m and 78:Lead and whips, of down; or similar 69:Cerami 70:Glass and articles thereof; 72:Iron and 73:Articles of iron and articles 75:Nickel and articles articles Year Period \ HS riding crops artificial materials c products glassware imitation jewellery; steel or steel thereof articles thereof thereof thereof
2015 2 812 1 919 900 530 753 586 559 515 673 901 828 054 176 675 682 7 438 447 3 740 893 428 697 300 6 371 633 2 183 904 2016 25 1 796 955 154 731 427 589 596 691 1 020 859 236 123 933 805 4 841 885 2 809 902 434 403 862 1 063 411 1 809 480 2017 99 1 330 569 762 210 540 371 460 428 1 019 731 695 282 048 654 8 226 408 2 292 864 435 088 323 452 982 264 747
2017 January 0 117 690 5 015 25 006 22 393 69 262 962 26 231 495 344 619 216 040 36 067 391 35 957 February 0 84 269 32 060 76 023 73 946 472 27 993 129 481 098 31 691 47 104 720 11 558 107 336 March 50 182 887 2 425 39 522 55 996 78 366 304 31 339 793 711 244 234 203 43 454 393 12 866 24 960
April 0 115 178 1 008 41 957 58 098 66 154 885 33 580 659 397 094 71 514 38 596 889 11 886 102 533 May 0 67 860 27 103 17 538 39 839 89 083 267 30 992 755 575 561 38 618 51 057 970 40 948 0 June 0 52 494 42 746 36 215 85 250 592 15 891 171 736 273 45 084 49 144 517 25 068 0
July 0 163 554 255 821 35 405 17 683 78 549 121 19 670 791 1 016 336 88 815 38 834 052 33 965 0 August 0 105 100 263 964 52 784 38 938 119 948 254 26 616 287 1 044 736 1 035 573 39 104 048 36 338 0 September 0 91 932 35 081 45 111 59 095 125 435 574 26 940 140 889 655 249 764 119 254 0
October 49 174 074 28 390 119 254 33 404 109 260 187 25 597 518 992 610 203 431 33 923 653 39 268 0 November 0 228 026 90 911 88 988 22 745 124 474 078 17 194 916 1 037 182 78 131 57 800 689 85 875 29 917 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 0 210 480 266 080 35 100 13 604 108 643 700 19 547 448 1 391 662 407 219 46 067 442 37 882 0 March 0 71 890 223 180 47 039 29 623 104 678 483 28 752 426 955 818 23 174 47 512 124 30 607 0
April 0 492 322 29 177 22 191 145 264 152 21 047 811 930 574 254 666 63 884 440 74 890 0 May 0 71 883 442 208 29 161 30 184 108 091 113 19 803 133 2 038 891 381 131 32 923 863 34 518 0 June 0 174 132 671 746 34 481 32 409 171 310 255 30 672 384 1 112 644 167 583 52 960 998 13 722 52 991
July 200 10 407 213 24 175 54 181 140 373 311 25 571 387 979 393 93 521 43 611 758 49 993 0 August 0 101 013 352 925 23 497 19 967 174 490 575 22 488 549 797 455 647 282 56 329 703 100 754 0 September 0 76 521 287 707 33 886 34 053 150 185 611 21 611 616 955 125 85 578 40 736 856 27 657 0
October 0 110 176 543 035 22 894 87 968 93 767 703 21 922 136 1 104 734 298 270 45 405 312 55 956 0 November 0 148 858 476 310 21 963 41 478 62 661 367 20 104 856 1 320 126 293 804 43 352 944 64 960 0 December 7 47 122 372 570 16 810 13 020 87 932 340 20 256 181 1 074 845 192 893 49 382 443 4 184 0
2019 January 0 180 885 21 537 76 403 907 15 160 623 631 656 235 826 56 032 695 17 002 0 February 0 39 330 486 481 9 536 28 493 106 254 303 15 443 749 716 865 62 126 52 156 228 20 788 0 March 0 57 514 412 276 6 604 27 980 109 542 496 23 430 273 873 696 177 412 45 424 604 28 671 0
April 0 115 322 354 116 20 155 30 460 101 889 621 26 881 936 809 309 223 499 55 208 534 47 458 0 May 0 2 616 421 408 521 25 379 123 407 124 22 089 796 1 024 029 312 585 79 007 693 75 741 0 June 0 68 557 502 16 785 24 858 80 256 068 16 543 704 702 022 38 888 1 367 838 83 390 0
37 Table 10.3 Domestic Exports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 85:Electrical machinery and 86:Railway or tramway 87:Vehicles equipment and parts locomotives, rolling-stock others than 81:Other thereof; sound recorders and parts thereof; railway or railway or base 82:Tools, implements, 84:Nuclear reactors, and reproducers, television tramway track fixtures and tramway metals; cutlery, spoons and boilers, machinery image and sound recorders fittings and parts thereof; rolling-stock, 88:Aircraft, 89:Ships, 79:Zinc and 80:Tin and cements; forks, of base metal; and mechanical and reproducers, and parts mechanical (incl. electro- and parts and spacecraft boats and articles articles articles parts thereof of base 83:Miscellaneous appliances; parts and accessories of such mechanical) traffic accessories and parts floating Year Period \ HS thereof thereof thereof metal articles of base metal thereof articles signalling equipment of all thereof thereof structures
2015 0 0 359 975 240 685 324 489 12 590 754 12 068 535 143 351 3 645 973 4 974 931 364 441 2016 160324 0 730 560 146 591 445 970 20 097 070 8 860 466 162 366 3 676 977 7 708 979 49 644 2017 0 0 284 400 43 888 400 927 21 739 579 8 205 933 45 298 3 767 584 5 463 746 1 366 899
2017 January 0 0 46 800 685 241 1 189 038 731 403 0 231 834 114 854 February 0 0 90 000 575 17 772 644 755 436 040 0 110 309 168 222 March 0 0 147 600 1 016 22 846 2 905 501 622 176 35 680 318 800 603 427 8 200
April 0 0 0 1 474 12 476 3 400 795 1 089 629 0 733 714 501 176 77 211 May 0 0 0 3 272 7 140 1 036 883 1 087 293 0 119 297 423 543 39 432 June 0 0 0 5 415 137 717 3 532 341 515 540 0 950 738 180 346 38 800
July 0 0 0 2 744 85 731 1 892 006 509 067 0 954 830 1 234 717 800 August 0 0 0 3 724 3 465 3 159 544 846 788 0 79 484 460 011 45 210 September 0 0 0 9 033 101 339 1 555 234 744 972 7 126 104 540 218 354 13 800
October 0 0 0 13 790 194 1 541 195 606 655 0 80 516 478 783 1 143 446 November 0 0 0 2 160 12 005 882 288 1 016 371 2 492 83 521 1 080 313 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 0 0 0 2 537 3 187 1 206 761 688 731 6 000 74 361 724 782 March 0 0 0 15 233 12 230 1 284 320 803 506 0 462 459 956 481 70 775
April 0 0 0 1 252 7 126 964 884 775 340 97 753 338 224 19 750 May 0 0 0 10 829 5 409 794 388 744 861 22 003 133 392 347 374 30 450 June 0 0 0 33 208 15 733 1 463 633 826 959 8 796 159 807 226 900 7 177
July 0 0 0 13 704 3 180 551 594 812 299 297 207 333 783 1 151 873 August 0 0 0 16 553 88 304 1 515 155 1 294 149 8 000 321 105 1 086 988 September 0 1048 0 126 362 7 379 1 518 458 1 262 752 0 391 838 966 721
October 0 0 0 42 744 10 078 1 017 265 920 524 500 313 859 105 200 November 0 0 0 1 537 4 868 2 002 370 1 030 931 500 249 408 1 061 184 December 0 0 0 5 272 18 520 1 852 309 702 255 320 901 3 500 25 000
2019 January 0 0 0 51 123 24 058 666 684 830 946 500 338 966 1 013 337 February 31874 0 0 35 622 4 275 707 381 1 059 206 0 399 527 217 662 March 0 0 0 3 957 9 726 1 585 276 1 007 216 481 807 161 487 13 945
April 0 0 0 55 920 5 720 1 219 485 868 477 4 235 174 877 1 366 350 15 987 May 0 0 0 35 12 299 1 557 465 1 229 405 0 250 314 1 134 855 7 617 June 0 0 0 10 339 8 962 576 425 682 571 1 035 366 878 1 630 847 320
38 Table 10.3 Domestic Exports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 90:Optical, photographic, 94:Furniture; bedding, cinematographic, 92:Musical mattresses, mattress supports, measuring, checking, instruments 93:Arms and cushions and similar stuffed precision, medical or ; parts and ammunition; furnishing; lamps and lighting 95:Toys, games and 96:Miscellan 97:Works of surgical instruments and 91:Clocks and accessories parts and fittings, NES or incl.; illuminated sports requisites; eous art, collectors' 98:Other apparatus; parts and watches and of such accessories signs or name-plates and the parts and manufacture pieces and personnal 99:Migrants' Year Period \ HS accessories thereof parts thereof articles thereof like; prefabricated buildings accessories thereof d articles antiques effects effects All Products
2015 781 814 4 175 4 329 18 734 8 260 538 727 904 459 397 14 956 817 168 711 1 033 671 3 225 248 560 2016 899 480 1 782 1 167 9 664 5 657 345 704 005 542 909 14 141 267 123 160 584 879 3 308 303 733 2017 922 036 1 640 70 13 510 3 817 575 783 451 507 696 11 150 989 342 024 56 353 3 445 886 224
2017 January 166 855 0 2 800 268 645 49 785 386 163 48 768 6 421 291 256 505 February 70 862 0 750 174 963 628 1 247 883 44 720 6 164 287 178 279 March 273 271 0 0 352 367 87 477 64 075 1 561 865 17 508 7 932 264 066 734
April 19 317 0 3 150 245 855 97 546 35 471 361 857 37 005 2 506 223 875 374 May 127 268 1 635 1 550 383 287 73 735 49 455 1 140 250 14 833 4 525 267 003 603 June 94 412 0 725 848 97 510 30 159 1 175 467 50 808 264 293 399
July 16 955 0 400 426 797 61 599 51 240 807 422 120 902 5 882 261 581 904 August 11 108 5 410 339 172 669 58 116 522 962 751 3 548 354 386 441 September 57 689 0 4 860 303 812 8 700 76 379 930 077 7 116 307 213 005
October 77 287 0 0 297 818 90 094 31 640 1 131 929 4 879 4 889 349 150 508 November 7 013 0 70 0 227 845 94 121 60 748 1 885 116 1 850 7 369 575 880 472 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 108 378 0 0 0 263 388 241 46 049 965 390 17 255 8 931 344 462 843 March 67 227 0 0 0 361 649 101 505 1 704 1 327 816 5 988 8 024 284 144 374
April 46 835 0 50 5 746 206 713 107 248 35 729 1 218 967 256 10 684 327 062 860 May 28 143 0 0 0 220 624 85 269 75 031 641 732 1 195 9 060 266 438 113 June 16 238 950 1 800 863 552 356 76 932 14 936 1 485 354 137 861 8 826 382 470 116
July 91 567 0 650 11 458 514 250 98 460 30 121 1 035 770 44 643 11 531 339 399 693 August 4 159 0 0 125 570 625 92 536 18 837 718 938 11 603 8 209 449 251 884 September 88 985 0 0 0 608 523 101 144 8 718 785 100 3 013 8 364 355 308 049
October 85 907 0 0 0 240 859 90 013 14 498 1 115 693 7 491 8 746 445 250 650 November 589 895 0 0 1 590 286 602 83 279 13 038 1 722 266 22 575 11 657 469 666 130 December 27 472 0 100 11 256 122 693 78 235 88 226 342 288 145 895 9 050 373 303 997
2019 January 43 306 0 195 127 872 1 000 68 887 374 776 314 121 9 445 292 565 816 February 100 549 0 1 904 203 961 38 613 767 831 24 765 10 347 348 394 880 March 12 701 19 1 635 164 215 81 513 11 821 906 175 93 532 3 400 295 212 041
April 25 844 0 471 0 169 104 329 2 344 1 007 611 54 628 6 703 275 198 831 May 161 446 0 0 0 144 973 80 495 14 938 922 302 132 369 2 754 342 350 304 June 164 413 10 0 0 147 403 2 887 23 542 713 324 144 546 1 413 238 295 735
39 Table 10.4 Imports Classified by HS Chapters in US$
12:Oil seeds 04:Dairy and oleaginous produce; bird's 06:Live trees fruits; eggs; natural and other miscellaneous honey; edible 05:Products plants, bulbs, 11:Products grains, seeds 13:Lac; gums, 03:Fish and products of of animal roots, and the 07:Edible 08:Edible of the milling and fruit; resins and crustaceans, animal origin, origin, not like; cut vegetables fruits and industry; malt; industrial or other 02:Meat and mollusc and not elsewhere elsewhere flowers and and certain nuts; peel of 09:Coffee, starches; medicinal vegetable 01:Live edible meat other aquatic specified or specified or ornamental root and citrus fruit or tea, mate and inulin; wheat plants; straw saps and Year Period \ HS animals. offal. invertebrates included included foliage tubers melon spices 10:Cereals gluten and fodder extracts 2015 8 262 819 6 933 511 22 018 097 25 095 420 2 733 033 606 762 9 866 707 11 572 219 4 626 308 380 262 076 52 811 375 29 597 614 302 146 2016 4 888 368 6 699 315 20 141 439 12 470 880 3 372 247 1 174 876 13 207 688 9 497 908 4 618 396 489 965 553 37 976 034 22 623 935 129 452 2017 3 556 125 5 254 326 16 701 007 10 488 435 3 873 539 1 160 550 12 687 443 7 285 393 4 478 267 252 497 323 13 437 606 49 024 996 825 500
2017 January 185 964 456 201 1 310 520 1 303 316 132 075 45 670 1 395 776 679 418 143 859 41 539 467 1 960 889 3 809 260 32954 February 176 601 435 614 1 937 483 636 981 471 502 37 809 1 780 766 924 432 385 546 33 356 990 2 510 360 4 954 645 20939 March 281 158 658 554 1 851 126 1 150 078 303 975 63 404 1 915 850 928 560 371 974 41 129 032 2 459 213 6 271 046 9733
April 534 707 357 500 1 645 077 842 546 361 513 56 562 1 551 899 960 721 557 429 31 319 749 1 866 831 4 816 729 106652 May 297 268 522 454 1 426 923 1 227 633 366 097 41 611 1 239 358 833 046 352 499 29 995 522 1 339 782 4 083 567 4005 June 187 989 259 338 1 848 059 807 269 224 712 24 520 998 037 829 553 191 726 19 544 380 1 611 224 4 851 423 20174
July 205 432 155 989 1 719 042 988 937 529 224 218 298 1 630 776 800 845 575 031 26 947 833 1 371 007 4 828 864 101850 August 175 713 1 228 142 1 700 431 1 785 261 457 898 96 653 1 107 434 624 036 605 320 21 362 085 627 919 5 190 332 33544 September 281 308 630 698 1 549 937 1 891 650 380 004 220 117 1 593 623 595 453 601 646 18 391 034 697 058 4 276 985 11789
October 726 011 395 459 1 664 828 574 561 369 500 329 045 465 839 492 763 620 889 17 088 689 504 936 5 260 170 272642 November 503 974 610 578 1 358 102 583 518 409 113 72 531 403 861 295 983 216 207 13 362 011 449 276 4 491 236 244172 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 813 672 542 806 1 793 653 2 032 266 239 608 127 913 995 670 560 593 175 618 25 554 911 862 205 3 466 427 251026 March 1 168 280 434 528 1 417 992 2 317 267 141 824 119 956 1 339 645 946 610 791 645 22 853 011 622 140 4 697 080 243122
April 872 724 169 396 1 034 900 1 118 343 527 525 61 964 1 158 550 787 901 171 437 20 750 147 549 545 2 690 784 163205 May 617 541 137 014 1 258 242 1 976 810 214 522 235 077 1 060 470 617 491 605 307 34 853 122 649 820 3 537 291 239206 June 374 298 322 280 1 872 667 3 215 526 90 727 398 463 994 302 612 545 435 665 36 698 956 462 202 1 775 214 293943
July 1 031 045 208 035 1 074 665 1 517 498 243 625 109 958 1 277 882 445 407 218 243 16 824 182 385 373 2 487 490 74914 August 882 664 441 150 1 040 134 1 124 295 173 559 245 757 1 181 982 440 712 508 047 19 998 662 434 437 2 685 353 201105 September 282 851 803 188 850 656 1 326 438 249 926 5 230 259 553 989 316 009 433 757 25 233 520 351 610 2 168 887 186480
October 504 998 358 219 1 064 107 1 263 180 154 493 4 297 718 550 079 283 573 305 273 21 981 214 398 374 3 919 367 227096 November 789 105 93 668 700 999 1 393 931 186 385 1 382 476 296 007 74 632 58 559 23 585 434 174 811 1 816 568 87091 December 631 740 203 260 719 398 639 272 162 163 437 409 437 100 182 327 377 114 21 375 104 696 393 3 612 212 475378
2019 January 362 111 59 601 183 835 423 687 19 416 261 956 789 842 81 460 11 795 9 629 226 150 112 1 275 127 78620 February 450 850 26 589 496 489 679 113 122 815 481 435 390 732 91 688 89 777 8 392 806 177 073 2 030 264 36357 March 299 866 72 386 576 722 717 103 58 373 495 591 717 452 88 320 186 518 2 864 088 189 146 1 448 791 90625
April 751 788 216 418 383 689 916 762 168 539 90 518 356 871 91 208 363 808 3 482 427 387 083 1 253 264 30559 May 660 234 105 308 418 173 1 747 322 309 293 308 056 407 094 81 330 152 418 10 604 533 377 353 1 184 774 58705 June 1 002 838 24 717 274 760 1 222 267 69 648 322 868 908 438 62 230 56 846 5 699 718 279 552 1 301 304 126349 40 Table 10.4 Imports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued
14:Vegetable 25:Salt, plaiting 15:Animal or 16:Preparatio sulphur; materials; vegetable fats and ns of meats, 19:Preparatio 20:Preparatio 23:Residues earths and vegetable oils and their of fish or of ns of cereals, n of and waste 24:Tobacco stone; products not cleavage products; crustaceans, flour, starch vegetables, from the food and plastering elsewhere prepared edible mollusc or 17:Sugar and 18:Cocoa and or milk; fruit, nuts or 21:Miscellane 22:Beverages industries; manufactured materials, specified or fats, animal or other aquatic sugar cocoa pastrycooks' other parts of ous edible , spirits and prepared tobacco lirne and 26:Ores, slag Year Period \ HS included vegetable waxes. invertebrates confectionery preparations products plants preparations vinegar animal fodder. substitutes cement and ash 2015 7 120 130 018 116 4 747 664 33 376 459 5 599 152 33 221 163 24 312 807 42 750 312 48 248 084 50 756 753 7 394 456 22 273 028 477 186 2016 10 789 141 352 365 3 896 087 18 532 458 3 861 503 28 641 959 18 227 334 35 328 456 27 690 125 69 535 628 15 130 749 24 978 612 923 832 2017 156 116 745 823 3 500 943 9 303 496 4 513 509 19 284 987 16 695 794 26 541 067 23 808 838 39 557 023 19 233 573 22 387 008 1 440 378
2017 January 0 13 787 761 342 691 781 892 298 359 1 978 840 1 579 728 1 485 851 1 390 885 5 175 017 612 036 820 973 156 284 February 0 9 454 228 533 971 925 299 266 907 2 155 669 1 486 581 2 373 501 1 554 958 5 207 650 187 929 1 009 642 64 776 March 0 7 903 576 488 262 904 676 306 371 2 137 847 1 938 945 2 877 837 1 954 065 6 633 633 223 321 1 726 404 66 187
April 0 9 812 807 676 685 904 732 474 872 2 014 364 1 504 270 2 374 826 1 747 786 4 873 307 76 295 1 534 676 86 482 May 0 15 285 379 130 345 1 083 579 422 995 2 011 164 2 399 229 2 998 606 1 883 460 4 003 079 252 843 1 674 257 426 179 June 0 10 583 777 135 869 1 434 230 561 322 1 792 823 2 184 381 2 561 255 2 232 154 3 877 537 3 241 102 2 491 243 118 185
July 0 13 068 117 263 907 717 580 618 129 1 460 716 1 207 164 3 245 858 2 638 835 3 068 354 2 783 030 2 763 037 237 425 August 96 12 656 638 93 002 1 075 769 480 249 1 759 656 1 449 302 2 658 633 2 510 606 3 092 446 4 101 800 3 336 925 1 913 September 0 10 638 423 468 317 781 050 550 636 1 720 502 1 846 954 2 487 802 3 033 166 3 105 120 3 870 775 2 870 099 95 493
October 40 14 596 653 341 014 747 054 231 522 2 260 487 1 281 057 2 639 587 2 860 204 2 508 737 1 777 148 2 658 733 104 252 November 20 12 746 225 369 570 729 527 600 506 1 971 758 1 397 911 2 323 163 3 393 606 3 187 161 2 719 330 2 321 994 239 489 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 0 14 018 073 349 450 887 660 1 038 029 2 485 540 2 095 014 3 754 358 4 525 724 4 658 374 750 072 2 045 786 55 113 March 0 13 744 889 123 616 1 048 905 658 304 2 083 043 2 492 740 4 958 605 2 523 438 5 703 231 804 539 2 025 542 229 860
April 0 12 692 334 872 157 801 212 476 577 3 344 917 2 143 287 2 807 155 1 591 464 3 977 537 1 384 191 1 622 933 793 May 12539 17 450 936 443 784 770 305 559 630 2 602 512 1 684 954 2 545 258 2 144 270 4 301 557 83 456 1 822 321 182 638 June 0 12 827 513 481 993 1 186 902 488 347 2 612 962 2 425 395 2 435 464 2 943 435 4 401 718 2 471 536 1 668 795 60 298
July 169 18 149 947 147 320 880 155 528 017 1 136 591 946 435 3 112 794 2 368 131 3 521 632 2 655 818 1 747 188 49 655 August 0 14 606 127 279 412 583 103 168 567 1 236 209 1 344 434 3 094 187 3 661 270 5 944 640 8 719 609 2 355 691 86 112 September 0 10 209 782 74 562 1 028 082 718 385 2 268 494 1 228 565 2 455 271 3 774 256 6 310 480 5 922 625 2 395 640 45 468
October 0 13 265 806 343 170 697 630 708 161 2 253 780 1 157 252 3 256 316 4 374 657 5 641 124 1 281 577 3 143 399 89 074 November 0 7 285 850 109 366 926 165 277 998 1 306 471 530 941 3 019 120 2 275 341 7 883 752 871 225 3 718 517 69 514 December 0 18 291 575 109 598 337 956 71 459 2 315 363 658 915 2 982 106 2 432 815 5 580 187 33 191 3 813 370 126 843
2019 January 0 6 211 825 118 298 184 129 671 907 425 893 860 884 455 1 284 305 2 561 286 575 2 492 985 February 0 7 526 106 4 655 443 333 387 084 1 755 183 818 445 2 002 992 784 499 3 652 511 103 509 3 460 768 156 270 March 0 4 335 728 295 300 409 26 629 1 006 992 103 654 1 942 702 1 177 416 2 768 145 589 673 3 153 956 108 472
April 0 11 248 131 1 567 133 547 5 570 326 497 13 433 2 517 200 892 866 2 865 977 123 805 3 517 235 5 592 May 10437 6 093 618 110 282 419 50 188 1 045 497 97 994 1 849 475 299 295 3 242 923 85 215 3 022 242 81 300 June 0 15 495 046 3 437 160 492 50 879 681 414 1 427 2 110 760 330 916 4 823 875 164 146 3 047 603 319 497 41 Table 10.4 Imports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 32:Tanning or 34:Soap, 28:Inorganic dyeing organic chemicals; extracts; surface active organic or tannin and agents, inorganic their washing and 36:Explosives 27:Mineral fuels, compounds of derivatives; 33:Essential lubricating ; pyrotechnic mineral oils and precious dyes oils and prep., artificial 35:Albuminoid products; products of their metals, of rare pigments and resinoid; or prepared al substances; matches; distillation; earth metals, other perfumery, waxes, modified pyrophoric 37:Photograp bituminous of radioactive colouring cosmetic or polishing or starches; alloys; certain hic and 38:Miscellaneou substances; elements or 29:Organic 30:Pharmaceut matter; paints toilet scouring glues; combustible cinematograp s chemical 39:Plastics and Year Period \ HS mineral waxes isotopes chemicals ical products 31:Fertilisers and preparations prep., candles enzymes preparations hic goods products articles thereof 2015 1 440 385 270 49 756 241 25 708 244 187 759 525 155 627 959 23 168 909 59 920 379 89 420 578 8 638 428 29 554 923 8 718 690 94 725 662 185 139 469 2016 1 394 784 917 42 852 222 27 799 364 193 481 531 87 638 506 20 697 728 55 671 610 41 412 545 8 998 076 19 500 315 6 975 549 98 004 074 167 767 163 2017 1 393 490 495 44 559 045 31 245 665 141 397 152 183 511 555 20 301 840 37 217 708 41 422 758 8 221 160 23 261 852 6 818 882 127 800 214 162 745 367
2017 January 101 656 457 5 754 842 1 903 907 14 045 930 16 373 406 897 276 5 285 419 2 009 945 503 598 1 583 832 457812 6 849 056 13 533 501 February 143 932 057 4 512 778 2 196 488 10 164 335 9 706 340 2 065 784 2 720 622 3 199 756 968 719 1 985 864 612874 12 871 879 14 663 908 March 128 819 743 3 362 838 2 923 419 18 693 739 24 096 582 1 938 898 2 987 190 3 870 225 540 267 2 117 839 830814 10 679 001 13 807 955
April 116 293 527 4 370 338 2 781 993 23 558 786 17 586 289 1 893 612 3 478 670 3 509 830 622 944 2 196 384 852941 10 351 546 14 003 381 May 119 300 809 5 393 556 3 918 034 21 605 998 12 400 444 2 109 076 3 498 774 6 029 803 731 909 2 130 141 680080 11 017 155 14 713 701 June 161 937 770 4 407 697 3 502 172 11 563 025 15 015 543 1 356 511 4 324 079 6 180 589 637 615 2 119 799 774681 13 323 918 16 758 478
July 146 014 845 4 125 266 3 915 714 5 312 870 14 894 817 1 814 686 5 055 319 5 275 949 941 427 2 282 282 694786 15 432 850 16 404 679 August 133 597 461 4 435 651 3 434 303 7 645 341 16 087 227 2 279 412 5 624 684 3 748 202 708 097 3 812 892 446651 15 368 042 17 277 809 September 147 770 698 3 809 567 2 528 667 7 643 092 22 891 936 2 275 763 3 691 838 3 488 969 1 030 291 2 418 038 598602 11 689 652 17 311 739
October 147 987 067 4 910 237 3 337 787 10 150 041 17 957 946 2 102 707 2 713 797 2 382 063 1 122 686 2 079 494 659864 14 246 998 19 594 659 November 147 836 517 5 231 115 2 707 089 25 059 926 32 874 431 2 465 392 3 122 734 3 737 373 917 205 2 119 119 667590 12 819 172 18 209 058 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 133 847 473 6 875 826 4 875 772 25 915 581 41 491 070 2 299 795 2 861 357 3 933 661 1 330 570 3 559 573 1094568 25 555 286 23 538 550 March 172 097 957 9 059 683 5 068 458 21 287 490 33 146 416 3 036 990 4 604 858 4 102 467 864 515 2 895 444 918125 21 897 947 28 764 131
April 164 327 171 7 862 900 5 493 455 24 622 372 25 464 430 2 535 861 4 374 531 5 470 645 1 248 542 3 011 987 1051683 20 651 907 22 806 454 May 172 536 401 6 234 150 4 463 826 9 468 292 11 638 318 2 089 360 10 536 247 4 583 839 1 131 457 2 797 570 746506 13 576 747 23 027 800 June 212 220 662 7 529 503 4 509 352 12 409 878 18 681 696 3 077 876 4 783 602 5 154 607 830 596 3 038 567 978393 14 214 001 22 337 125
July 156 657 074 5 872 354 3 232 236 19 744 356 22 655 634 1 725 292 4 794 239 5 125 711 867 975 2 308 318 645328 18 874 211 23 824 741 August 168 729 777 6 672 781 4 127 673 30 864 567 29 706 865 2 368 272 5 409 290 2 852 445 1 736 895 2 206 371 827456 17 477 400 22 255 883 September 179 510 188 6 710 527 3 666 507 22 312 766 29 370 008 1 832 373 4 172 197 3 046 256 1 095 472 2 087 645 609917 18 181 213 24 065 164
October 161 212 173 5 924 681 3 252 165 17 915 962 34 603 152 2 526 440 6 210 925 2 698 524 1 146 378 2 264 687 353993 18 580 280 25 720 433 November 208 127 066 4 535 013 3 893 919 20 124 279 27 698 128 2 080 216 2 430 201 2 380 394 939 055 3 203 005 448490 14 449 603 25 727 927 December 135 486 308 6 459 460 3 198 050 12 390 138 20 148 245 2 442 113 2 350 186 1 429 442 1 353 218 4 234 661 518562 19 417 362 20 977 684
2019 January 116 235 633 3 121 633 2 101 602 6 976 469 8 491 291 1 195 864 1 835 161 1 690 812 581 277 1 896 668 521664 12 883 492 14 387 122 February 102 552 534 6 020 568 3 242 246 15 120 953 5 461 770 2 492 199 1 985 287 1 524 248 406 060 1 862 328 535032 8 945 288 16 755 492 March 118 306 548 3 316 232 2 531 512 11 322 551 1 722 288 1 997 676 2 745 518 1 101 400 967 681 1 616 265 847353 10 932 225 13 109 511
April 140 846 279 4 114 686 2 912 966 20 565 659 8 465 862 1 401 876 4 198 967 2 730 435 625 752 2 614 627 417345 15 472 024 18 616 111 May 136 141 506 6 413 203 2 126 260 19 303 217 18 543 001 1 448 156 3 012 431 1 507 859 774 885 3 268 511 461235 14 415 271 16 517 339 June 192 775 938 4 811 937 2 546 375 28 819 506 16 105 368 2 120 545 2 041 274 1 865 341 575 687 2 087 687 447715 11 209 179 15 499 975 42 Table 10.4 Imports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 42:Articles of leather; saddlery and 49:Printed harness; books, travel goods, 46:Manufactur 47:Pulp of newspapers, handbags and es of straw, of wood or of pictures and similar esparto or of other fibrous 48:Paper or other products 51:Wool, fine 41:Raw hides containers; 43:Furskins other plaiting cellulosic paperboard; of the printing and coarse and skins articles of and artificial 44:Wood and materials; material; articles of industry; animal hair, 40:Rubber (other then animal gut fur; articles of 45:Cork and basketware waste and paper pulp, of manuscripts, horsehair yarn and articles furskins) and (other than manufactures wood; wood articles of and scrap of paper paper or typescripts and woven Year Period \ HS thereof leather silk-worn gut) thereof charcoal cork wickerwork or paperboard paperboard and plans 50:Silk fabric 52:Cotton 2015 73 447 078 2 488 669 2 337 106 9 738 17 899 873 5 558 46 532 792 260 87 917 602 13 360 885 14 983 33 813 5 905 543 2016 61 575 544 974 058 1 920 164 322 15 641 779 12 413 31 027 690 392 74 076 692 9 206 095 14 193 42 324 2 177 573 2017 63 189 355 1 074 701 1 897 378 8 263 15 137 913 3 866 57 816 840 596 79 407 207 8 381 188 6 843 53 501 5 264 219
2017 January 6 499 590 20 796 82 254 777 422 44 1 392 61 328 4 596 985 918 689 707 4999 351 059 February 5 761 881 49 016 189 011 2 419 973 714 442 14 858 72 080 6 322 523 859 990 1201 523 351 March 6 727 863 182 121 681 30 1 697 015 168 506 94 379 7 765 859 979 569 11937 361 309
April 5 589 388 99 209 222 1 365 110 17 587 19 662 7 436 852 572 202 13586 756 904 May 6 480 526 57 907 155 836 3 959 1 421 261 119 2 173 50 792 9 185 668 587 396 8487 1 025 642 June 7 085 134 266 951 188 634 1 863 793 2 786 93 124 679 9 465 266 1 192 030 1 047 1899 493 826
July 8 138 173 151 543 216 815 1 600 1 444 611 13 413 60 233 8 734 783 624 733 4 824 7543 409 390 August 5 702 136 56 020 207 603 254 1 277 684 72 2 386 225 905 9 331 794 518 347 971 900 1 066 968 September 5 494 225 46 505 186 753 1 455 645 2 307 41 476 5 902 885 862 614 257 365 065
October 6 726 505 256 860 208 797 1 806 921 4 122 69 413 7 413 334 662 615 1 1033 167 134 November 5 483 524 189 620 213 027 1 832 160 279 372 81 976 7 848 244 1 521 693 6657 94 630 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 7 152 901 114 694 206 089 2 606 678 23 1 757 116 029 13 717 670 1 214 127 2 957 5745 561 486 March 8 254 853 75 917 378 999 47 2 204 424 282 1 696 102 082 12 506 170 1 636 006 696 204 983
April 6 167 905 482 375 212 222 2 070 750 68 45 053 129 325 10 883 241 731 263 354 13058 136 344 May 7 151 128 61 771 235 852 1 593 253 2 630 1 484 323 640 10 062 334 1 179 218 7671 135 692 June 9 301 732 269 904 206 068 2 784 056 494 3 848 43 788 11 323 426 841 389 382184 393 158
July 7 604 135 161 348 235 042 108 2 118 675 414 1 730 109 655 10 280 036 451 885 1 556 12042 309 913 August 6 087 247 60 405 420 156 2 187 467 408 17 764 103 087 9 937 258 735 038 0 70 267 September 8 253 705 336 175 326 343 2 098 776 86 13 841 112 643 9 769 183 2 033 997 35 217 856
October 6 661 144 65 331 240 128 1 963 969 2 549 3 006 99 307 8 389 519 2 348 796 6010 153 677 November 7 444 911 1 451 209 111 1 614 411 28 1 457 110 000 8 940 700 55 027 372 1704 431 423 December 8 329 534 236 927 1 407 640 15 602 175 042 10 807 901 78 772 526 845 6840 1 914 589
2019 January 4 751 356 197 107 52 124 859 985 6 1 403 287 925 5 840 857 824 570 27 084 0 907 200 February 6 067 209 344 217 53 609 1 335 158 938 126 138 7 079 424 369 690 445 10660 119 066 March 5 007 424 209 20 798 1 804 430 2 868 73 525 6 874 926 663 257 14 5986 417 572
April 6 965 327 175 670 46 792 1 641 270 213 6 118 96 692 9 061 692 424 685 220 104 626 May 6 912 788 21 426 65 748 1 590 965 152 76 96 565 7 205 068 737 064 4409 459 517 June 7 433 781 243 731 15 900 2 025 515 6 2 623 36 885 7 559 729 283 356 8 0 255 791 43 Table 10.4 Imports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued
56:Wadding felts and non 59:Impregnat wovens; 58:Special ed, coated, 53:Other special yarn; woven covered or 63:Other vegetable twine, fabrics; tufted laminated 61:Articles of 62:Articles of made up textile fibres; cordage, textile fabrics; textile fabrics; apparel and apparel and textile articles; 64:Footwear, paper yarn ropes and 57:Carpets lace; textile articles clothing clothing sets; worn gaiters and and woven cables and and other tapestries;trim of a kind 60:Knitted or accessories, accessories, clothing and the like; parts 65:Headgear fabrics of 54:Man-made 55:Man-made articles textile floor mings; suitable for crocheted knitted or not knitted or worn textile of such and parts Year Period \ HS paper yarn filaments staple fibres thereof covering embroidery industrial use fabrics crocheted crocheted articles;rags articles thereof 2015 512 778 6 250 024 22 561 111 2 454 092 1 308 337 1 691 053 4 486 863 1 440 801 10 163 105 9 004 684 22 517 660 15 724 111 1 047 284 2016 790 985 5 153 206 14 686 839 2 034 957 736 966 866 645 3 836 656 826 990 7 895 868 6 150 960 19 848 824 12 360 379 851 557 2017 2 886 964 6 376 989 19 906 592 1 953 145 859 691 807 695 7 210 764 392 689 5 818 212 5 522 570 22 017 896 12 044 262 697 543
2017 January 70540 259 234 1 203 151 184 065 9 271 84 768 702 454 31 620 156 757 141 067 557 043 577 199 46 468 February 191922 337 822 1 978 091 237 790 13 757 73 446 567 811 44 112 840 185 309 771 960 868 1 129 394 63 586 March 915906 320 755 1 835 919 198 125 56 455 126 722 624 759 6 504 657 574 298 636 4 614 809 1 535 380 53 584
April 443095 191 366 1 307 006 157 973 167 282 26 108 496 417 59 316 489 825 746 187 847 290 1 295 207 47 530 May 126055 1 083 478 1 878 181 276 069 43 544 149 166 610 946 41 149 1 114 203 432 488 1 145 977 1 409 566 99 272 June 69694 453 128 1 716 604 225 116 55 192 49 182 849 682 103 321 602 724 851 911 1 951 870 956 201 133 264
July 299201 469 786 1 727 337 145 556 120 902 39 490 1 261 745 46 524 430 403 411 561 2 015 795 1 166 401 77 944 August 197500 1 156 489 2 142 700 212 553 12 570 102 679 725 987 5 166 389 140 584 988 2 003 935 729 498 65 427 September 126 600 485 1 988 545 146 762 204 920 96 578 388 708 6 422 591 484 931 049 4 335 099 1 077 692 56 564
October 339341 921 148 2 928 000 204 571 34 607 85 584 1 023 265 78 011 388 016 669 970 1 661 064 1 355 426 63 365 November 304126 842 532 2 404 211 148 630 150 462 58 741 661 444 2 165 314 658 286 009 2 481 190 1 389 498 37 007 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 451588 1 089 907 1 762 878 314 010 21 872 143 019 1 498 845 11 795 216 204 283 643 3 746 506 885 086 211 269 March 6877 502 723 2 325 821 562 723 77 827 117 533 679 942 49 699 544 087 2 207 838 2 230 310 1 054 162 82 581
April 423042 600 952 1 324 880 240 219 109 219 282 225 673 425 56 288 431 159 507 336 1 163 087 1 354 989 81 582 May 88350 855 992 1 894 055 189 704 83 892 154 256 585 942 22 347 485 595 446 702 1 712 899 877 968 90 329 June 10342 1 595 511 1 348 080 245 716 80 369 215 270 383 428 83 329 573 637 670 394 1 793 250 1 271 799 453 683
July 77491 1 083 044 1 460 686 285 122 131 380 239 265 633 962 26 538 565 044 654 144 4 178 958 1 329 200 84 658 August 219 808 815 1 171 991 430 553 63 828 315 164 369 322 52 807 196 564 468 947 1 739 666 588 565 840 558 September 168691 1 487 918 2 957 389 154 971 168 785 171 688 541 377 16 900 3 569 557 658 935 3 532 596 1 315 646 64 465
October 14291 1 860 698 1 577 367 355 939 108 960 119 777 759 827 63 036 375 573 899 078 2 133 777 1 172 952 90 113 November 399259 1 093 097 2 814 167 199 736 130 874 168 346 786 616 119 954 278 523 407 195 1 986 386 1 626 240 65 852 December 139380 692 414 1 220 112 216 970 105 559 132 445 354 211 13 593 702 154 525 557 1 823 553 1 512 190 129 907
2019 January 367789 1 294 218 818 687 254 509 53 228 37 596 207 306 27 805 205 845 316 370 1 226 480 599 502 56 866 February 65585 506 967 1 282 667 219 463 37 677 201 010 376 952 31 762 117 135 182 530 1 311 290 552 329 99 843 March 117710 548 708 1 203 221 230 812 50 574 173 438 634 991 114 551 361 257 479 714 4 477 759 717 307 124 397
April 128723 394 742 1 219 423 161 805 67 833 133 428 494 873 202 053 246 699 365 457 1 465 836 873 912 36 648 May 88627 613 232 1 169 254 449 451 298 839 140 668 507 256 103 332 184 709 430 058 3 710 049 2 008 999 66 662 June 238390 381 722 1 438 708 385 221 40 962 110 590 172 434 324 152 211 786 374 803 3 032 138 929 310 51 376 44 Table 10.4 Imports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 71:Natural or cultured 67:Prepared pearls, 66:Umbrellas, feathers and precious or sun down and semi-precious umbrellas, articles made 68:Articles of stones, walking- of feathers or stone, plaster, precious sticks, seat of down; cement, metals, sticks, whips, artificial asbestos, metals clad riding crops flowers; mica or with precious 74:Copper 75:Nickel and 76:Aluminium 78:Lead and 79:Zinc and and parts articles of similar 69:Ceramic 70:Glass and metal and 72:Iron and 73:Articles of and articles articles and articles articles articles Year Period \ HS thereof human hair materials products glassware articles steel iron or steel thereof thereof thereof thereof thereof 2015 557 369 3 186 640 9 475 459 29 537 215 17 527 887 32 613 771 112 311 047 110 359 915 4 698 462 318 685 17 236 028 34 446 128 875 2016 264 374 2 738 092 8 939 312 25 397 633 15 811 608 603 976 106 684 373 91 137 307 3 894 730 9 456 16 687 151 22 946 131 803 2017 366 769 647 596 8 706 985 24 809 769 15 986 545 526 351 95 579 530 80 812 169 6 654 290 54 867 17 434 020 192 194 17 386
2017 January 17 235 2 115 433 949 2 924 302 1 417 802 43 893 6 083 548 6 001 000 119 660 463 579 339 266 0 February 62 587 120 522 693 579 6 107 735 1 638 002 34 430 9 453 607 7 620 571 473 664 1 965 1 284 382 123 724 March 24 833 166 149 1 119 339 4 561 206 1 477 959 50 632 6 750 921 7 835 951 826 418 2 1 775 095 2 640 61
April 3 216 52 202 808 559 1 543 482 1 249 625 67 115 8 325 791 5 807 746 371 766 36 1 481 598 2371 May 5 432 17 091 701 332 2 034 725 1 391 110 23 241 9 443 866 6 770 317 692 336 4 338 1 645 875 13 92 June 5 300 6 111 591 890 2 032 933 2 145 225 38 260 10 380 338 8 461 423 596 407 18 2 375 985 14 057 1111
July 17 224 11 451 956 985 2 514 777 2 114 639 47 653 9 945 154 8 608 745 808 777 17 2 077 360 74 607 534 August 55 660 180 376 894 111 2 321 668 1 357 723 65 366 9 376 070 9 961 047 700 945 19 293 1 414 898 100 641 931 September 14 075 52 022 1 028 224 2 162 044 1 616 456 74 756 9 306 964 8 372 364 1 141 671 74 1 313 552 112 351
October 111 016 9 605 1 087 101 912 003 1 412 416 73 426 10 284 719 9 283 442 672 168 24 068 1 618 161 5509 November 67 427 32 066 825 866 619 197 1 583 392 51 473 12 312 099 8 090 564 370 138 5 054 2 447 114 5702 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 41 041 56 268 901 486 846 202 2 972 619 66 904 14 446 451 11 315 132 530 664 12 014 4 278 057 154 358 11914 March 34 181 88 186 1 245 528 605 520 2 656 146 135 594 17 687 818 9 994 584 468 571 5 217 2 398 922 77 580 1047
April 23 671 12 413 1 304 466 1 052 984 1 945 944 34 840 13 982 977 10 089 241 607 545 353 2 579 393 75 472 165 May 11 020 109 261 1 351 207 1 203 302 1 646 511 84 627 12 537 873 10 254 772 614 932 200 1 523 528 116545 June 9 929 46 682 1 157 090 1 177 924 2 299 912 38 831 12 621 327 9 031 597 525 988 13 241 3 211 604 126 1257
July 162 460 50 654 1 157 765 1 089 374 3 323 026 148 210 11 759 467 15 700 185 555 280 4 591 3 272 647 44 585 91 August 10 415 142 118 1 161 332 668 354 3 871 182 52 452 13 170 215 11 477 077 1 013 898 1 831 2 652 486 50 350 September 176 137 61 064 1 281 440 2 792 906 3 457 884 133 204 16 449 256 9 789 818 737 644 30 772 1 985 952 50 237 761
October 87 033 23 057 1 140 800 4 485 135 3 739 873 56 074 13 122 985 10 040 452 803 417 917 1 964 137 12 017 849 November 33 904 113 775 1 165 225 2 519 851 3 302 219 66 135 10 839 403 9 048 698 531 643 2 137 2 218 180 2 939 237 December 57 933 179 456 1 061 300 3 001 376 1 701 221 66 748 9 847 273 9 839 394 745 799 1 215 1 367 845 5005
2019 January 17 937 24 876 627 332 3 637 903 752 135 55 105 6 105 232 7 164 121 371 282 52 699 798 2 060 0 February 2 868 160 249 797 428 3 477 977 1 030 355 60 006 7 012 845 9 942 390 580 072 8 391 808 710 33 4302 March 10 148 362 162 866 571 2 177 259 841 186 21 227 10 236 939 6 914 496 533 507 761 622 435
April 614 201 025 974 676 2 137 923 1 184 548 2 309 915 9 534 818 7 897 176 1 279 198 2 005 1 050 963 582 132 May 19 552 12 597 1 609 749 2 802 206 1 430 000 1 527 866 10 942 989 8 822 041 514 436 1 271 911 36 281 609 June 6 126 58 878 1 156 182 2 484 879 1 162 247 39 659 8 425 323 10 998 510 770 203 7 948 1 024 232 1 467 357 45 Table 10.4 Imports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 85:Electrical 86:Railway or 90:Optical, machinery and tramway photographic, equipment and locomotives, cinematograp parts thereof; rolling-stock hic, 82:Tools, sound and parts measuring, implements, 84:Nuclear recorders and thereof; 87:Vehicles checking, cutlery, reactors, reproducers, railway or others than precision, 81:Other base spoons and boilers, television tramway track railway or medical or 92:Musical metals; forks, of base machinery and image and fixtures and tramway rolling- 88:Aircraft, 89:Ships, surgical instruments; 80:Tin and cements; metal; parts 83:Miscellane mechanical sound fittings and stock, and parts spacecraft boats and instruments 91:Clocks and parts and articles articles thereof of ous articles of appliances; recorders and parts thereof; and accessories and parts floating and watches and accessories of Year Period \ HS thereof thereof base metal base metal parts thereof reproducers, mechanical thereof thereof structures apparatus; parts thereof such articles 2015 81 180 325 480 22 373 411 11 863 911 517 482 740 372 511 473 2 875 172 412 628 313 8 233 503 107 126 71 235 816 361 901 284 470 2016 45 350 108 550 17 280 186 9 606 426 418 383 736 247 123 366 5 377 834 308 616 870 7 724 728 76 578 44 015 763 374 729 330 130 2017 47 342 137 450 15 333 557 9 901 592 423 118 354 282 245 912 1 285 887 309 677 334 7 847 265 351 983 49 710 338 324 418 194 676
2017 January 856 346 965 916 581 534 47 569 333 19 471 334 33 347 19 465 926 337 480 5 428 540 17 753 8 722 February 0 1 568 054 1 185 735 41 854 697 15 601 686 133 712 21 105 148 115 871 6 367 041 36 114 9 197 March 219 13 256 1 594 533 895 825 40 750 556 26 088 337 63 996 26 774 507 970 668 19 080 5 452 063 12 546 4 692
April 14266 46 575 1 084 237 674 341 39 365 779 14 450 076 82 685 24 548 764 527 966 3 542 5 614 721 24 040 4 981 May 0 1 027 1 679 512 1 038 379 43 564 816 51 179 852 79 680 31 016 227 705 822 6 498 4 235 761 35 993 14 214 June 52 1 589 234 966 815 50 235 245 38 697 180 132 228 28 627 718 587 491 5 486 056 31 342 45 052
July 0 1 507 175 1 337 471 49 227 207 33 490 966 206 649 36 801 591 428 315 37 626 3 872 504 16 299 11 480 August 21171 68 821 1 335 298 805 907 39 520 513 25 604 972 44 467 36 707 724 499 960 39 564 3 544 763 53 637 29 898 September 2205 534 1 511 789 807 314 34 467 857 21 277 710 153 652 31 922 266 1 062 361 12 134 5 046 803 41 797 8 941
October 9430 1 773 530 1 057 139 38 171 428 24 458 093 141 119 36 490 195 1 620 175 227 531 4 906 544 36 767 15 514 November 0 7 238 1 690 195 1 132 666 45 960 257 31 397 040 247 699 35 683 193 1 328 635 6 009 5 184 083 35 882 50 709 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 11248 2 036 229 1 776 541 55 196 122 24 753 892 583 671 43 980 016 3 133 982 16 221 6 579 692 76 134 8 255 March 420 11 898 3 191 439 1 685 781 54 928 765 23 587 087 394 161 56 609 738 1 499 858 25 592 5 048 588 24 785 16 849
April 13887 70 913 1 959 988 1 657 452 49 096 656 22 300 028 172 184 46 058 430 349 767 17 355 5 895 278 22 984 3 337 May 162 4 102 2 006 373 853 813 51 014 388 17 532 082 3 505 665 44 637 476 434 379 7 504 5 335 746 25 720 58 026 June 3227 3 554 2 778 033 1 254 445 59 048 591 28 183 285 755 576 54 182 261 2 364 807 106 022 5 265 363 16 122 2 834
July 13304 5 383 1 803 390 2 076 222 56 563 990 31 187 001 1 552 454 56 243 050 1 222 970 53 998 6 848 076 33 444 24 631 August 0 2 264 001 1 701 661 56 975 333 22 167 978 1 137 944 49 184 101 2 321 479 30 977 6 692 796 21 339 70 423 September 43406 408 2 542 609 1 245 226 50 077 296 17 201 971 127 922 57 554 518 1 379 764 46 574 5 383 623 34 622 13 696
October 0 48 602 2 177 315 1 712 244 60 387 096 17 906 987 177 326 75 661 199 2 095 719 29 789 6 261 059 24 494 8 548 November 23379 53 2 212 905 1 340 735 42 915 244 16 904 619 170 101 63 462 667 919 793 2 330 4 983 336 33 487 5 744 December 21494 57 865 2 374 352 1 964 029 48 456 194 16 571 836 362 475 52 237 081 1 401 283 224 632 5 463 816 41 843 7 004
2019 January 7237 27 135 1 652 520 772 655 36 537 645 12 498 929 49 904 35 757 134 443 347 36 674 2 792 201 10 135 5 217 February 6805 18 424 1 309 441 935 753 56 580 847 12 673 535 101 213 39 578 662 2 931 752 39 934 4 441 719 14 730 23 657 March 29865 13 939 2 082 964 903 218 35 027 782 13 689 646 674 389 27 564 258 458 488 70 237 3 541 086 12 114 1 366
April 38881 2 241 1 535 434 828 565 47 946 471 16 452 897 58 444 36 286 797 371 990 21 691 5 499 155 47 987 19 580 May 22178 2 512 492 1 155 316 51 625 359 14 133 193 299 956 36 439 573 1 510 370 7 180 7 035 870 19 590 4 478 June 40 23 439 1 319 651 1 454 847 42 562 026 13 436 627 746 003 26 721 220 2 456 140 67 886 4 091 172 11 487 1 621 46 Table 10.4 Imports Classified by HS Chapters in US$ continued 94:Furniture; bedding, mattresses, mattress supports, cushions and 95:Toys, similar stuffed games and 93:Arms and furnishing; sports ammunition; lamps and requisites; 96:Miscellane 97:Works of parts and lighting parts and ous art, collectors' 98:Other accessories fittings, NES accessories manufactured pieces and personnal 99:Migrants' Year Period \ HS thereof or incl.; thereof articles antiques effects effects All Products 2015 403 777 32 519 699 4 481 956 27 090 631 86 064 23 129 386 15 974 044 6 000 980 552 2016 401 374 15 374 409 2 479 805 17 666 811 58 433 23 003 844 7 748 989 5 216 146 851 2017 332 044 13 490 715 2 193 624 18 046 416 193 068 9 713 411 13 302 864 4 962 097 162
2017 January 39 742 467 145 450 1 142 708 10 602 1 103 198 708 612 384 957 302 February 10 272 1 227 735 166 659 1 857 725 22 378 1 198 239 440 227 424 363 600 March 10 587 1 506 189 138 702 1 999 820 1 246 1 301 321 1 346 465 461 764 771
April 27 283 657 908 199 910 1 973 647 1 949 1 171 516 538 630 405 540 793 May 26 584 692 287 155 017 2 062 241 198 990 638 211 486 465 646 219 June 63 977 1 914 880 273 231 2 225 442 15 395 1 047 256 3 344 034 495 149 867
July 25 296 1 426 560 401 189 1 729 080 69 297 934 635 876 362 481 908 700 August 43 552 1 438 717 166 497 1 434 360 3 668 868 589 189 350 448 267 402 September 19 249 1 461 210 201 278 1 389 776 541 671 490 341 919 440 004 144
October 81 960 1 659 526 178 380 1 282 679 76 006 697 212 5 333 885 460 797 014 November 23 285 1 505 703 312 761 2 091 646 2 392 832 514 680 506 493 702 902 *December ------
2018 *January ------February 30 055 1 486 338 313 787 1 368 597 117 706 1 237 900 9 007 687 574 942 604 March 18 992 1 562 616 280 899 1 684 786 2 944 1 427 243 1 597 421 606 041 326
April 335 787 1 923 166 369 280 1 436 270 49 759 1 447 920 856 061 544 559 242 May 65 997 1 383 491 591 223 1 550 749 5 079 1 347 210 940 846 532 433 098 June 25 568 1 650 734 278 895 1 186 065 15 490 1 021 436 812 569 614 682 244
July 73 526 1 967 340 141 880 1 056 116 3 084 1 476 166 964 396 560 084 427 August 17 367 1 977 372 216 515 1 022 977 95 194 1 177 423 1 834 783 576 470 413 September 75 133 1 516 095 716 550 820 470 13 981 1 297 878 1 239 206 587 328 991
October 5 847 2 586 481 502 025 962 856 8 521 1 636 197 1 200 140 592 263 448 November 222 013 3 291 959 223 104 886 209 5 271 1 734 180 1 053 328 629 044 836 December 15 840 3 140 654 261 495 1 821 227 2 211 2 107 586 1 972 253 572 722 900
2019 January 36 545 1 736 310 73 209 597 615 3 453 1 529 296 2 588 297 336 739 278 February 62 405 1 861 847 201 885 910 392 15 009 1 678 239 1 286 216 370 515 205 March 6 534 1 468 662 260 844 705 501 21 841 1 284 521 607 290 329 091 360
April 100 457 1 242 874 75 401 600 801 3 128 917 593 650 289 416 715 930 May 33 395 1 363 881 126 784 940 458 5 584 851 367 6 327 996 436 778 346 June 86 966 2 580 496 173 782 735 604 15 265 808 019 610 877 469 035 648 47 Table 11.0: Summary of Sales of Principal Crops and Livestock to/through Marketing Authorities, US$
Period Crops Livestock & Milk Crops and livestock 2016 729 139 135 199 080 242 928 219 377 2017 1 149 855 501 186 818 896 1 336 674 397 2018 1 310 414 431 82 686 752 1 393 101 183
2018 January 13 705 614 329 000 14 034 614 February 1 987 450 325 000 2 312 450 March 19 064 962 369 000 19 433 962
April 161 804 280 332 000 162 136 280 May 312 512 947 378 000 312 890 947 June 229 792 941 336 000 230 128 941
July 208 252 129 321 000 208 573 129 August 157 010 119 337 000 157 347 119 September 103 385 244 17 071 492 120 456 736
October 68 084 114 21 544 495 89 628 609 November 27 426 771 19 566 246 46 993 017 December 7 387 860 21 777 519 29 165 379
2019 January 1 143 568 19 735 691 20 879 259 February 427 314 18 851 701 19 279 015 March 1 341 734 21 528 692 22 870 426
Table 11.1 Volume of Crop Sales to/through Marketing Authorities in tonnes
Intake Year♣ Maize Groundnuts (Unshelled) Sorghum Soyabean Sugarbeans Millet/Rapoko Coffee Wheat Cotton Flue-cured tobacco Burley # Sunflower
2014/15 66 713 22 67 52 6 3 - 25 690 - 198 681 727 0 0 2015/16 216 248 159 4 603 76 3 3 581 - 97 772 - 202 275 688 0 6 2016/17 1 187 561 1352 65 439 22 087 65 22 735 - 176 268 - 188 734 695 0 27
2018 January 14 194 3 8 582 191 2 986 - 9 319 - 0 0 February 2 215 4 887 42 0 121 - 1 520 - 0 0 March 8 758 2 619 66 7 575 - 1 292 - 5 255 350 0 0
April 5 723 0 8 69 0 9 - 145 - 56 851 535 0 0 May 41 413 63 22 4 897 0 97 - 243 - 98 011 309 0 0 June 112 486 207 374 18 110 7 1 154 - 127 - 58 679 417 0 2
July 322 261 150 4 053 13 852 25 2 110 - 564 - 24 444 176 0 1 August 328 290 112 5 745 979 71 2 932 - 18 - 8 672 724 0 9 September 249 471 44 6 188 1 751 0 2 994 - 3 534 - 0 5 - - October 78 678 24 4 455 742 0 17 - 75 722 - 0 4 November 8 884 14 920 142 0 1 - 50 488 - 0 1 December 1 202 48 136 16 0 0 - 14 666 - 0 0
2019 January 17 0 207 0 0 9 - 2 259 - 0 0 February 1 058 0 19 0 5 2 - - 0 0 March 109 1 29 0 2 - 834 - 538 147 0 0
April 2 061 - - - - 11 - 81 - 40 424 175 May 5 464 - - 358 - - - - - 102 056 334
Note: ♣ The intake year from April to March # Monthly burly tobacco figures could not be obtained from TIMB * Amended Source: TIMB, GMB, Min of Agriculture
48 Table 11.2: Value of Crop sales to/through Marketing Authorities, US$ Period Maize Groundnuts Sorghum Soya Beans Sugar Beans Rapoko/Millet Coffee Wheat Cotton Flue-Cured Tobacco Burley Tobacco # Sunflower Total Intake Year ♣ 2016 84 336 720 79 500 1 795 170 36 480 3 900 1 396 590 0 1 156 612 - 595 927 523 - 1 500 729 139 135 2017 463 148 790 676 000 25 521 210 10 601 760 84 500 8 866 650 0 82 140 888 - 558 808 953 - 6 750 1 149 855 501 2018 457 694 250 335 500 12 475 710 19 611 360 6 511 700 4 396 470 9 73 459 308 - 735 924 624 - 5 500 1 310 414 431 - - 2018 January 5 535 660 1 500 3 346 980 91 680 2 600 384 540 0 4 342 654 - - 0 13 705 614 February 863 850 2 000 345 930 20 160 47 190 0 708 320 - - 0 1 987 450 March 3 415 620 1 000 241 410 31 680 9 100 224 250 0 602 072 - 14 539 830 - 0 19 064 962 - - April 2 231 970 3 120 33 120 3 510 0 67 570 - 159 464 990 - 0 161 804 280 May 16 151 070 31 500 8 580 2 350 560 6 366 100 145 860 0 113 238 - 287 346 039 - 0 312 512 947 June 43 869 540 103 500 145 860 8 692 800 9 100 450 060 0 59 182 - 176 462 399 - 500 229 792 941 - - July 125 681 790 75 000 1 580 670 6 648 960 32 500 822 900 0 262 824 - 73 147 235 - 250 208 252 129 August 128 033 100 56 000 2 240 550 469 920 92 300 1 143 480 0 8 388 - 24 964 131 - 2 250 157 010 119 September 97 293 690 22 000 2 413 320 840 480 0 1 167 660 0 1 646 844 - 0 - 1 250 103 385 244 - - October 30 684 420 12 000 1 737 450 356 160 0 6 630 2 35 286 452 - 0 - 1 000 68 084 114 November 3 464 760 7 000 358 800 68 160 0 390 3 23 527 408 - 0 - 250 27 426 771 December 468 780 24 000 53 040 7 680 0 4 6 834 356 - 0 - 0 7 387 860 - - 2019 January 6 630 0 80 730 0 0 3 510 4 1 052 694 - 0 - 0 1 143 568 February 412 620 0 7 410 0 6 500 780 4 0 - 0 - 0 427 314 March 42 510 500 11 310 0 2 600 0 4 388 644 - 896 166 - 0 1 341 734
April 1 496 286 - - - - 7 986 - 88 265 - 71 578 951 - - 73 171 488 May 3 966 864 - - 653 350 - - - - - 189 660 056 - - 194 280 270
Note: ♣ The intake year is from April to March # Monthly figures could not be obtained for tobacco and cotton
Table 11.3 Value of Livestock Slaughterings and Milk Production,US$ thousand
Period Cattle Goats Sheep Pigs Intake by Processors Retailed by Producers Total 2016 136 651 480 234 32 262 26 483 2 971 199 080 2017 126 233 457 254 30 003 26 750 3 122 186 819 2018 127 789 508 215 34 106 44 901 4 795 212 314
2018 January 10 956 42 12 2 417 2 464 275 16 165 February 9 584 52 16 2 158 2 112 257 14 178 March 11 416 56 24 2 741 2 259 289 16 786
April 9 555 32 23 2 477 2 289 277 14 652 May 12 370 63 30 2 862 2 436 285 18 047 June 11 768 41 23 3 045 2 433 272 17 581
July 10 594 39 13 2 776 2 564 269 16 255 August 12 620 39 21 2 961 2 773 277 18 691 September 11 005 45 15 3 050 2 663 293 17 071
October 9 940 30 9 3 069 7 710 787 21 544 November 8 446 33 15 2 839 7 489 743 19 566 December 9 536 35 14 3 712 7 709 771 21 778
2019 January 8 839 33 6 2 806 7 313 738 19 736 February 8 622 24 14 2 756 6 732 705 18 852 March 10 223 47 21 3 479 7 037 723 21 529
April ------6 962 729 7 691 May ------7 247 735 7 983 Note Data not available Source: Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Water, Climate and Rural Resettlement (Meat Grading) 49 Table 11.4: Volume of Livestock Slaughterings and Milk Production
Period Cattle slaughterings Goats slaughterings Sheep slaughterings Pig slaughterings Milk Production Butchers and Butchers and Butchers and Butchers and Intake by Retailed by C.S.C.' Grading Centres Grading Centres C.S.C. ' 000 Grading Centres Colcom ' Grading Centres Processors Producers 000 head '000 Head C.S.C. 000 head '000 Head head '000 head 000 head '000 Head 000 Litres 000 Litres 2015 18.5 239.0 0.0 19.4 0.0 6.4 78.3 61.8 50 473.8 7 071.0 2016 19.1 265.6 0.0 19.2 0.0 5.9 87.3 77.3 58 851.1 6 569.1 2017 18.3 244.7 2.1 16.1 0.5 5.8 75.3 77.7 59 445.1 6 937.6
2017 January 1.3 18.3 0.2 1.1 0.0 0.3 5.9 6.0 4 960.2 577.8 February 1.2 17.0 0.0 1.6 0.0 0.4 6.1 5.6 3 862.9 532.1 March 1.6 21.4 0.3 1.2 0.1 0.5 7.9 6.5 5 085.5 574.8
April 1.5 18.3 0.1 1.5 0.1 0.5 6.3 6.2 4 414.7 553.6 May 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 4 671.8 563.3 June 1.8 22.1 0.4 1.5 0.1 0.5 7.2 7.1 4 826.3 570.7
July 1.9 21.1 0.3 1.5 0.1 0.7 5.8 5.9 5 232.5 577.7 August 1.8 22.1 0.0 1.1 0.0 0.5 5.7 7.0 5 252.8 591.2 September 1.6 20.5 0.0 1.4 0.0 0.4 5.8 5.8 5 162.1 562.6
October 1.4 19.6 0.1 1.4 0.0 0.5 5.7 6.6 5 327.3 571.1 November 1.2 20.4 0.2 0.9 0.0 0.3 5.6 6.8 5 295.4 654.0 December 1.2 21.7 0.3 1.8 0.1 0.6 7.1 7.6 5 353.6 608.7
2018 January 0.9 22.0 0.2 1.5 0.0 0.3 5.9 6.4 5 475.7 610.7 February 0.8 19.1 0.2 1.9 0.0 0.4 5.9 5.1 4 692.5 571.0 March 0.7 23.1 0.2 2.1 0.1 0.6 7.4 6.6 5 019.5 642.7
April 0.9 19.1 0.1 1.2 0.1 0.5 6.1 6.6 5 085.9 614.6 May 1.0 24.8 0.1 2.4 0.1 0.7 7.1 7.5 5 413.8 634.2 June 1.0 23.5 0.1 1.6 0.0 0.5 8.7 6.9 5 407.0 603.6
July 0.8 21.3 0.1 1.5 0.0 0.3 7.0 7.2 5 698.5 597.8 August 0.9 25.4 0.1 1.5 0.0 0.5 6.0 9.2 6 161.9 616.6 September 0.7 22.3 0.1 1.7 0.0 0.4 8.6 7.0 5 918.6 650.3
October 0.3 20.4 0.0 1.2 0.0 0.2 7.4 8.2 6 425.2 655.7 November 0.5 17.1 0.2 1.2 0.0 0.4 7.2 7.3 6 240.9 619.6 December 0.5 19.4 0.1 1.3 0.0 0.3 9.8 9.1 6 423.9 642.3
2019 January 0.3 18.1 0.1 1.3 0.0 0.1 7.0 7.4 6 094.4 615.1 February 0.4 17.6 0.0 1.0 0.0 0.3 8.4 5.7 5 610.0 587.5 March 0.5 20.8 0.1 1.8 0.0 0.5 10.4 7.3 5 863.8 602.3
April 0.4 22.0 0.1 1.4 0.0 0.2 8.4 9.1 5801.3 607.6 May 0.5 23.5 0.1 0.8 0.0 0.5 8.0 8.8 6039.3 612.9
Table 11.5 Short-Term Credit Extended to Farmers, US$ thousand
Period Commercial Banks Advances (US$) Merchant Banks Advances (US$) Total - 2015 6 368 853.6 - 6 368 853.6 2016 6 227 603.5 - 6 227 603.5 2017 5 399 099.7 5 399 099.7 2018 5 736 817.0 5 736 817.0 - 2017 January 448 344.7 - 448 344.7 February 436 206.2 - 436 206.2 March 425 496.8 - 425 496.8
April 426 696.6 - 426 696.6 May 428 874.0 - 428 874.0 June 431 677.5 - 431 677.5 July 459 128.0 - 459 128.0 August 457 861.9 - 457 861.9 September 457 157.2 - 457 157.2 - October 460 475.1 - 460 475.1 November 477 486.1 - 477 486.1 December 489 695.6 - 489 695.6
2018 January 479 109.6 - 479 109.6 February 488 203.1 - 488 203.1 March 484 764.7 - 484 764.7 - April 485 790.0 - 485 790.0 May 501 783.7 - 501 783.7 June 475 105.7 - 475 105.7 - July 463 286.3 - 463 286.3 August 470 756.1 - 470 756.1 September 451 745.3 - 451 745.3 - October 453 068.3 - 453 068.3 November 489 192.9 - 489 192.9 December 494 011.3 - 494 011.3
2018 January 525 176.7 - 525 176.7 February 521 988.1 - 521 988.1 March 538 072.7 - 538 072.7
Note: - Data not available Source: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
50 Table 12.0 Mineral Production, Excludes Production from Sand and Stone Quarries
Asbestos Chrome Coal Cobalt Copper Diamonds Gold Graphite Period Month mtUS$'000 mt US$'000 000 mt US$'000 mt US$'000 mt US$'000 Carats US$'000 kg US$'000 mt US$'000 2016 - - - - 1 635.8 53 015.2 408.7 4 192.4 9 101.1 31 434.6 - - 22 747.3 905 681.1 5 622.4 2 875.3 2017 - - 688 837.7 99 754.1 2 928.0 12 524.2 444.8 8 839.3 26 360.5 2 507 862.1 - 23 928.7 628 458.8 1 576.8 741.1 20142018 July - - 894 30 660.4085.0 137 2 925.3994.7 3 491.4347.5 73 259.0852.4 402.5 30.1 6 378.5368.6 9 635.1076.7 20 3 188.3935.6 3 252 143.2- 103 057.5- 35 1 357.3054.4 56 222.1 - 668.0 - 372.1 -
2017 January - - 38 106.7 7 461.9 115.0 3 257.4 32.1 0.0 727.6 2 945.0 158 813.7 - 1 764.0 67 128.7 219.6 103.2 February - - 26 575.0 5 168.7 142.9 3 320.9 36.2 0.0 807.6 3 369.6 183 113.4 - 1 608.3 62 971.3 106.8 50.2 March - - 48 889.3 11 128.6 105.1 2 680.3 26.7 0.0 680.5 2 892.7 225 357.9 - 1 671.6 65 557.9 138.0 64.9
April - - 59 856.9 12 531.6 178.6 3 265.6 29.5 0.0 857.2 3 739.8 247 262.0 - 1 653.6 66 466.7 190.8 89.7 May - - 28 879.0 3 846.5 333.3 0.0 32.7 0.0 661.2 3 248.4 271 230.6 - 2 033.6 81 990.7 343.2 161.3 June - - 30 061.0 2 892.5 397.3 0.0 37.0 0.0 768.4 3 261.5 302 260.1 - 2 097.0 84 305.6 262.8 123.5 - July - - 102 248.0 10 169.3 512.6 0.0 35.3 0.0 751.4 3 117.8 231 000.9 - 2 228.8 88 018.7 117.6 55.3 August - - 78 705.6 8 096.7 481.4 0.0 32.4 0.0 733.4 3 785.7 204 662.1 - 2 708.8 112 019.3 198.0 93.1 September - - 65 389.1 6 162.1 112.0 0.0 22.3 0.0 449.4 - 192 581.5 - - - - -
October - - 51 829.3 7 477.4 166.6 0.0 32.4 0.0 761.8 - 141 538.0 - 2 922.9 - - - November - - 59 961.0 9 879.2 163.3 0.0 37.1 0.0 902.9 - 153 577.0 - 2 495.9 - - - December - - 98 336.8 14 939.6 220.1 0.0 91.2 0.0 738.0 - 196 465.0 - 2 744.4 - - -
2018 January - - 107 830.1 16 333.3 291.6 1 482.7 37.4 1 278.8 775.0 3 963.8 193 716.3 13 437.5 2 707.6 - - - February - - 46 775.8 6 282.7 110.3 950.3 33.4 1 323.4 717.8 3 691.6 119 255.4 8 516.2 2 149.2 - - - March - - 54 359.0 6 940.5 253.6 1 419.4 35.7 928.8 778.8 2 726.4 584 397.5 32 145.9 2 884.1 - - -
April - - 63 521.0 8 906.4 203.8 0.0 31.5 894.4 792.1 2 691.0 304 420.7 11 457.2 3 032.5 - - - May - - 47 700.0 5 922.2 260.9 0.0 28.1 1 203.8 609.7 3 614.4 335 026.9 13 032.4 3 511.2 - - - June - - 137 604.1 22 233.6 507.1 0.0 31.2 739.3 780.9 1 388.0 294 062.3 11 012.7 3 828.8 - - -
July - - 86 783.0 15 046.9 452.5 0.0 29.0 0.0 745.5 1 518.4 252 271.9 8 696.0 3 698.2 - - - August - - 10 126.0 1 614.4 386.5 0.0 36.3 0.0 770.9 1 342.0 138 213.7 4 759.5 4 074.8 - - - September - - 96 912.9 16 502.7 265.8 0.0 41.3 0.0 819.3 .0 255 987.2 - 3 638.7 - - - - October - - 95 817.7 15 006.9 187.3 0.0 37.3 0.0 803.9 .0 290 014.1 - 2 205.2 - - - November - - 66 173.3 10 093.6 241.9 0.0 28.0 0.0 707.6 .0 247 403.8 - 1 562.0 - - - December - - 81 057.7 13 042.1 186.4 0.0 33.2 0.0 775.2 .0 237 373.6 - 1 762.1 - - -
2019 January - - 108 847.1 15 505.5 126.8 - 33.6 979.0 738.2 3 258.0 177 084.2 14 052.2 1 926.8 79 214.3 - - February - - 138 400.7 22 294.0 130.2 - 29.9 770.4 658.5 2 994.1 135 777.5 10 652.7 2 274.1 95 806.1 - - March - - 172 238.2 20 917.9 117.8 - 31.5 504.5 729.4 3 399.0 148 486.2 11 735.2 2 764.4 115 032.4 - -
April - - 112 299.2 15 170.1 237.7 - 33.1 484.3 772.5 3 634.2 156 621.9 11 851.1 2 279.9 93 796.9 - - - - 99 548.3 12 307.0 233.3 - 34.5 534.9 822.8 3 774.3 216 474.4 13 473.2 2 323.1 95 249.6 - -
2018 Jan - May - - 320 185.9 44 385.1 1 120.1 3 852.4 166.1 5 629.3 3 673.5 16 687.2 1 536 816.6 78 589.2 14 284.6 - - - 2019 Jan - May - - 631 333.6 86 194.5 845.8 - 162.5 3 273.2 3 721.5 17 059.4 834 444.3 61 764.3 11 568.3 479 099.3 - - Note: - Data Not available Source: Chamber of Mines 51 Table 12.0 Mineral Table Production, 12.0 Mineral Excludes Production, Production Excludes from ProductionSand and Stone from QuarriesSand and Stone Quarries
Iridium Nickel Paladium Platinum Rhodium Rhuthenium Total Period Month kg US$'000 mt US$'000 kg US$'000 mt US$'000 kg US$'000 kg US$'000 US$'000 2016 597.9 6 419.0 17 743.3 123 140.0 12 221.7 207 438.2 15 109.6 415 402.9 1 321.6 24 087.6 1 173.7 951.0 1 751 105.1 2017 618.9 6 054.5 16 616.9 75 864.2 11 822.3 189 443.4 14 257.2 274 254.5 1 283.4 23 310.6 1 102.4 846.4 1 237 011.7 20142018 July 586.2 38.3 5 462.4799.3 17 1 357.3849.8 155 18 638.1669.7 12 802.0093.7 193 19 429.9100.3 14 971.7703.1 218 40 645.8452.0 1 334.3 89.8 40 2 675.9688.9 1 155.2 82.1 3 116.4196.3 151872 891.3876.4
2017 January 44.2 615.6 1 501.6 10 853.0 922.0 18 819.9 1 123.1 30 407.9 105.2 2 218.3 94.5 74.0 136 777.4 February 49.3 676.1 1 257.7 9 738.8 1 082.1 22 885.1 1 294.5 35 690.0 115.5 2 558.1 97.4 73.0 141 784.1 March 71.4 625.8 1 250.5 9 148.1 944.4 20 526.1 1 134.0 31 349.2 102.8 2 415.8 65.7 72.7 135 853.7
April 56.7 846.1 1 468.6 11 247.7 1 220.1 27 295.5 1 475.0 40 836.5 134.8 3 500.1 119.0 111.7 158 055.0 May 38.0 494.9 1 443.2 10 723.7 809.3 23 420.2 988.5 33 903.8 90.6 3 033.8 82.1 114.9 157 857.8 June 47.9 890.1 1 638.8 11 339.0 1 018.0 24 168.2 1 229.0 32 666.1 113.5 3 136.7 101.3 129.1 160 856.5
July 47.5 900.0 1 653.1 11 586.0 1 008.1 24 119.6 1 220.0 32 135.5 112.2 3 006.7 100.0 127.0 163 873.5 August 42.6 1 005.9 1 391.2 1 227.8 916.3 28 208.9 1 117.5 37 265.6 101.4 3 441.1 90.3 144.1 188 119.2 September 21.7 - 869.5 - 442.5 - 543.3 - 49.8 - 45.2 - -
October 45.6 - 1 312.7 - 1 102.6 - 1 329.2 - 112.3 - 96.4 - - November 69.7 - 1 424.9 - 1 331.9 - 1 564.5 - 138.0 - 110.5 - - December 84.9 - 1 404.7 - 1 025.0 - 1 238.3 - 110.3 - 98.1 - -
2018 January 49.0 926.7 1 598.6 27 987.1 1 071.7 31 699.6 1 290.7 34 801.6 119.1 5 032.8 104.8 353.4 137 297.2 February 44.6 894.6 1 494.5 25 241.1 955.0 28 154.2 1 164.9 31 967.0 103.2 4 837.6 93.3 266.0 112 124.8 March 48.1 608.5 1 654.0 27 243.1 1 060.6 22 999.6 1 288.8 26 749.6 117.0 4 663.6 104.2 311.6 126 737.0
April 44.5 945.4 1 437.4 24 508.3 999.0 27 898.6 1 225.8 32 801.5 111.6 5 986.9 95.7 453.8 116 543.5 May 34.5 736.6 1 181.7 16 769.2 755.8 26 756.1 920.4 30 623.1 85.0 5 992.6 75.7 633.0 105 283.4 June 48.5 670.4 1 399.2 14 924.3 1 060.9 24 527.0 1 291.4 27 446.8 116.0 5 932.2 105.0 707.2 109 581.6
July 45.2 504.7 1 362.8 9 966.2 1 010.1 16 268.7 1 238.4 18 068.8 111.0 4 136.0 98.8 241.3 59 400.1 August 48.6 512.4 1 417.1 8 998.7 1 045.7 15 126.1 1 261.0 16 187.4 115.3 4 107.1 103.0 230.1 51 263.3 September 80.6 0.0 1 806.2 0.0 1 076.5 0.0 1 314.2 0.0 119.7 0.0 78.7 0.0 16 502.7
October 48.2 0.0 1 742.7 0.0 1 047.0 0.0 1 279.4 0.0 115.9 0.0 101.7 0.0 15 006.9 November 44.4 0.0 1 263.1 0.0 949.7 0.0 1 144.2 0.0 104.1 0.0 92.9 0.0 10 093.6 December 49.9 0.0 1 492.5 0.0 1 061.7 0.0 1 283.9 0.0 116.5 0.0 101.5 0.0 13 042.1
2019 January 75.9 1 083.1 1 494.6 12 943.8 1 008.2 35 867.0 1 218.3 28 657.0 110.4 7 760.3 67.0 866.7 223 850.1 February 62.9 933.7 1 427.1 12 986.5 871.1 33 703.1 1 052.8 24 415.5 94.2 5 541.5 59.2 742.9 235 936.8 March 71.2 1 015.7 1 499.0 14 223.9 945.6 39 221.0 1 145.6 26 795.6 101.8 7 747.1 62.9 811.8 274 139.8
April 73.2 1 037.6 926.9 9 643.2 977.1 39 554.7 1 182.1 28 794.8 105.7 8 258.1 66.5 831.9 236 521.8 79.6 1 159.6 1 582.1 14 506.1 1 073.5 42 693.4 1 289.2 31 057.3 114.2 9 324.6 73.4 894.1 226 064.1
2018 Jan - May 220.6 4 111.8 7 366.2 121 748.8 4 842.1 137 508.1 5 890.6 156 942.8 535.9 26 513.5 473.6 2 017.8 597 986.0 2019 Jan - May 362.9 5 229.8 6 929.7 64 303.4 4 875.6 191 039.2 5 887.9 139 720.2 526.2 38 631.6 328.9 4 147.4 1 196 512.6 Note: - Data Not available Source: Chamber of Mines 52 Table 13.0 Electrical Energy Produced and Distributed , Millions of kilowatt hours
Interconnected System - Generation Sent Out Energy Distributed in ZimbabweFrom Other Sources By Hwange By Kariba By Other Independent Total from Drawings from From Other non Period Power station Power Station Power Station Power Producers Zimbabwe inter-connected inter-connected Net imports Total 2017 3 202.4 3 849.2 165.0 179.5 7 396.1 9 953.4 22.4 2 241.9 12 217.7 2018 3 879.9 4 922.2 234.3 136.4 9 172.8 10 802.9 16.9 1 027.3 11 847.1
2017 January 175.5 299.5 15.9 43.0 533.9 750.8 0.0 188.4 939.2 February 180.1 326.4 8.6 28.5 543.7 713.1 12.0 143.8 868.9 March 241.2 355.1 7.9 24.4 628.7 803.6 6.6 140.8 950.9
April 268.5 294.1 11.2 16.4 590.2 788.9 0.0 174.9 963.8 May 265.8 350.1 2.1 12.8 630.8 833.6 0.6 178.4 1 012.6 June 283.3 309.9 3.8 8.8 605.8 846.1 2.9 210.3 1 059.3
July 338.5 345.9 21.8 8.9 715.1 891.9 0.3 150.3 1 042.5 August 326.6 356.8 25.5 7.7 716.6 898.3 0.0 153.6 1 051.9 September 284.1 305.8 25.0 5.4 620.3 854.2 0.0 200.7 1 054.9
October 288.7 318.6 16.1 4.3 627.7 890.1 0.0 229.1 1 119.2 November 270.6 294.2 9.4 5.9 580.1 828.7 0.0 251.3 1 080.0 December 279.5 292.7 17.7 13.3 603.2 854.2 0.0 220.3 1 074.5
2018 January 326.2 296.3 9.7 12.1 644.3 875.7 0.0 202.1 1 077.8 February 231.2 232.6 19.9 17.3 501.0 741.8 0.1 223.1 965.0 March 226.7 300.3 6.5 21.5 555.0 855.8 0.0 268.8 1 124.6
April 252.1 344.3 22.5 18.1 637.0 835.9 1.8 168.7 1 006.4 May 300.5 436.0 46.3 12.4 795.2 887.6 0.6 9.3 897.5 June 267.4 473.2 28.0 8.6 777.2 906.1 4.8 62.8 973.7
July 299.2 469.9 34.5 13.1 816.8 950.2 0.0 105.4 1 055.6 August 293.3 531.1 21.5 8.6 854.5 947.7 0.0 60.9 1 008.6 September 269.8 596.9 5.0 5.8 877.5 935.2 3.7 12.4 951.3
October 322.5 604.6 10.5 4.8 942.5 990.6 3.2 -33.7 960.1 November 560.8 328.1 11.5 5.0 905.4 958.0 2.4 -31.1 929.3 December 530.3 308.9 18.5 9.0 866.6 918.3 0.3 -21.4 897.2
2019 January 516.8 287.9 22.8 13.0 840.6 895.8 1.6 -6.1 891.3 February 492.4 296.0 14.0 11.8 814.2 864.0 2.2 -22.8 843.4 March 218.3 589.8 19.4 11.8 839.4 923.7 0.3 61.6 985.6
April 511.9 260.0 27.8 9.1 808.8 859.7 0.0 50.2 909.9
2018 Jan - Apr 1 036.2 1 173.5 58.5 69.0 2 337.2 3 309.2 1.9 862.7 4 173.8 2019 Jan - Apr 1 739.5 1 433.8 84.0 45.8 3 303.0 3 543.2 4.2 82.9 3 630.2
Table 13.1 Electrical Energy Used by Major Industrial Divisions, millions of kilowatt hours Manufacturing Agriculture Mining and Transport and Domestic Period and Forestry Quarrying Construction Consumers Others Total 2017 430.0 1 617.0 1 742.0 2 307.0 1 636.0 7 732.0 2018 500.0 1 452.0 2 251.0 2 450.0 1 853.0 8 506.0
2017 January 31.0 138.0 128.0 188.0 153.0 638.0 February 22.0 126.0 126.0 169.0 136.0 579.0 March 25.0 129.0 122.0 194.0 140.0 610.0
April 29.0 138.0 131.0 183.0 147.0 628.0 May 45.0 137.0 142.0 198.0 151.0 673.0 June 26.0 122.0 160.0 195.0 148.0 651.0
July 42.0 123.0 156.0 203.0 143.0 667.0 August 44.0 128.0 164.0 201.0 156.0 693.0 September 35.0 144.0 158.0 184.0 148.0 669.0
October 50.0 144.0 150.0 205.0 160.0 709.0 November 42.0 144.0 157.0 187.0 530.0 December 39.0 144.0 148.0 200.0 154.0 685.0
2018 January 44.0 119.0 186.0 194.0 180.0 723.0 February 46.0 119.0 179.0 174.0 109.0 627.0 March 28.0 109.0 170.0 200.0 134.0 641.0
April 35.0 120.0 179.0 186.0 148.0 668.0 May 39.0 119.0 184.0 205.0 148.0 695.0 June 28.0 120.0 184.0 203.0 142.0 677.0
July 41.0 124.0 193.0 221.0 169.0 748.0 August 48.0 114.0 200.0 211.0 161.0 734.0 September 50.0 115.0 213.0 189.0 167.0 734.0
October 55.0 112.0 203.0 251.0 165.0 786.0 November 48.0 135.0 182.0 202.0 178.0 745.0 December 38.0 146.0 178.0 214.0 152.0 728.0
2019 January 45.0 141.6 169.2 215.6 162.2 688.6 February 48.0 141.0 159.1 199.2 168.1 667.4 March 30.0 127.7 165.4 237.2 147.9 678.1
2018 Jan - Mar 118.0 347.0 535.0 568.0 423.0 1 991.0 2019 Jan - Mar 123.0 410.4 493.7 652.0 478.2 2 034.1
Source: Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA)
53 Table 14.0 : Building Materials Price Index December 2015 = 100), 2016 Cement* aggregates Timber and Metal windows Sanitaryware Paint and Electrical goods Total Rate of change Rate of change Bricksᵜ and allied materials wood products and door frames Roofingᵜ and plumbing Flooring glass and materials Others materials (%) Quarterly (%) Annual Weights 12.3 16.2 30.0 5.2 3.7 12.7 1.4 9.2 7.0 2.3 100.0 Period 2014 105.9 106.1 93.4 116.3 100.6 113.2 95.3 105.0 102.8 105.1 99.6 -5.2 2015 102.7 101.9 99.8 108.3 100.2 106.7 98.7 100.9 100.9 101.4 100.5 0.9 2016 102.7 92.5 91.6 96.9 99.4 99.0 78.7 104.1 96.0 98.5 96.9 -3.5 2017 99.3 98.5 109.6 122.2 91.4 122.1 116.2 114.1 106.7 109.1 108.5 1.9 2018 111.0 86.5 137.3 175.7 104.2 163.5 129.2 151.0 122.7 137.0 130.7 20.4
2014 Rebased March 107.8 104.9 93.1 124.0 100.6 125.6 94.1 104.9 102.3 105.6 102.8 -0.6 -3.0 June 107.8 102.7 93.0 117.9 100.6 101.7 94.9 102.4 102.1 104.9 100.3 -2.5 -5.1 September 104.4 108.6 93.8 113.3 100.6 117.9 95.8 105.7 103.5 105.4 99.2 -1.0 -5.5 December 103.8 108.3 93.6 110.5 100.4 109.1 96.6 107.2 103.5 104.5 96.1 -3.2 -7.1
2015 Rebased March 105.7 103.9 99.7 113.2 100.6 115.5 97.5 102.1 101.1 102.2 103.5 7.7 0.7 June 105.5 102.9 100.0 113.6 100.4 105.8 98.3 100.4 101.2 101.9 99.8 -3.6 -0.5 September 99.8 101.0 99.7 106.9 99.8 106.2 99.2 100.9 101.3 101.7 98.7 -1.1 -0.5 December 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 1.3 4.1
2016 Rebased March 113.0 88.8 97.4 94.1 99.5 95.0 99.7 102.2 93.9 97.7 97.8 -2.2 -5.6 June 97.1 82.3 55.7 87.7 96.1 98.2 31.3 112.2 79.8 100.8 81.2 -16.9 -18.6 September 101.4 106.3 125.4 105.3 103.7 102.9 121.7 97.1 100.6 95.9 109.6 34.9 11.0 December 100.0 94.3 103.2 101.5 98.5 100.0 100.8 105.6 112.6 99.9 101.5 -7.4 1.5
2017 Rebased March 99.4 93.0 99.6 107.2 94.3 108.9 113.1 101.2 97.7 103.8 100.2 -1.3 2.5 June 98.2 97.1 102.0 101.9 90.9 118.2 110.8 105.5 106.2 93.0 102.9 2.7 26.7 September 98.1 101.4 117.4 135.3 88.8 128.0 120.5 121.4 107.6 118.2 113.4 10.2 3.5 December 101.3 103.0 121.1 150.7 91.7 135.0 120.5 130.6 116.1 124.1 118.5 4.5 16.8
2018 Rebased March 97.7 95.1 119.8 128.9 93.5 132.5 118.7 115.2 118.5 124.0 113.8 -4.0 13.5 June 92.5 76.8 121.6 140.0 93.6 142.7 125.9 118.2 111.1 120.9 112.4 -1.2 9.2 September 105.3 76.2 137.0 162.9 97.1 152.1 124.0 137.9 116.3 125.1 123.2 9.7 8.6 December 159.8 100.5 177.8 324.0 138.4 248.8 150.5 276.8 148.3 187.9 185.1 50.2 56.2
2019 Rebased March 215.9 154.0 241.1 404.5 226.0 268.3 184.4 252.4 266.9 331.1 239.4 29.3 110.5
Note: ♣ Includes delivery charges to site.
54 Table 14.1: Monthly Average Fuel Retail Prices (USD) 2013 - 2018
Petrol January February March April May June July August September October November December 2013 1.50 1.54 1.56 1.57 1.53 1.51 1.51 1.53 1.53 1.52 1.51 1.50 2014 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.50 1.53 1.53 1.53 1.51 2015 1.48 1.44 1.45 1.45 1.45 1.45 1.45 1.44 1.41 1.39 1.37 1.30 2016 1.35 1.35 1.32 1.30 1.32 1.33 1.34 1.34 1.33 1.31 1.33 1.33 2017 1.34 1.35 1.36 1.36 1.36 1.36 1.35 1.35 1.35 1.38 1.40 1.38 2018 1.41 1.39 1.37 1.37 1.41 1.45 1.42 1.44 1.43 1.44 1.43 1.41 2019* - - - 3.42 3.48 5.39 Diesel January February March April May June July August September October November December 2013 1.37 1.38 1.39 1.40 1.37 1.36 1.36 1.38 1.37 1.38 1.38 1.38 2014 1.38 1.39 1.39 1.38 1.39 1.39 1.39 1.39 1.42 1.46 1.43 1.41 2015 1.35 1.32 1.23 1.32 1.31 1.31 1.30 1.29 1.24 1.22 1.20 1.18 2016 1.16 1.16 1.12 1.08 1.10 1.14 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.15 1.17 1.18 2017 1.20 1.21 1.22 1.22 1.22 1.22 1.20 1.22 1.22 1.25 1.26 1.25 2018 1.27 1.26 1.24 1.24 1.28 1.32 1.31 1.31 1.32 1.34 1.36 1.37 2019* - - - 3.22 5.11 5.12 Paraffin/Kerosene January February March April May June July August September October November December 2013 1.34 1.34 1.36 1.36 1.35 1.35 1.34 1.34 1.33 1.32 1.31 1.31 2014 1.32 1.31 1.30 1.29 1.29 1.28 1.29 1.28 1.29 1.29 1.28 1.27 2015 1.25 1.21 1.20 1.33 1.33 1.30 1.29 1.30 1.27 1.40 1.73 1.69 2016 1.84 1.84 1.76 1.77 1.85 1.88 1.89 1.88 1.87 1.89 1.90 1.95 2017 0.94 1.10 1.33 1.34 1.35 1.36 1.37 1.38 1.40 1.43 1.44 1.44 2018 1.65 1.88 2.21 1.70 1.52 1.35 1.36 1.39 1.42 1.77 2.09 1.12 2019* - - - 5.43 5.52 6.69 Gas January February March April May June July August September October November December 2013 3.83 3.72 3.68 3.65 3.63 3.63 3.60 3.57 3.56 3.54 3.54 3.50 2014 3.47 3.41 3.46 3.44 3.41 3.40 3.38 3.36 3.36 3.38 3.29 3.73 2015 3.67 3.48 3.38 3.35 3.24 3.19 3.22 3.51 3.20 3.15 3.11 2.96 2016 2.96 2.96 2.85 2.66 2.68 2.72 2.68 2.71 2.64 1.71 2.54 2.53 2017 2.42 2.38 1.90 1.95 2.05 2.47 2.44 2.44 2.38 2.97 2.97 2.96 2018 2.98 2.98 2.51 2.54 2.26 2.28 2.36 2.33 2.42 3.33 4.03 4.70 2019* - - - 5.97 6.99 12.65
Note 1. - Data not available during the period indicated. 2. Petrol, paraffin and diesel are measured per litre 3. Gas is measured per kg. 4. *Prices for 2019 are in RTGS$ 55 Table 15.0: Volume of Manufacturing Index (VMI): (Base 2009=100)
Food-stuffs (including Textiles including Clothing and Wood and Paper, printing and Chemical and Non-metallic Metals and metal Transport and Other manufacturing All manufacturing stockfeeds) Drink and tobacco ginning footwear furniture publishing petroleum products mineral products products transport equipment groups groups
Weights 252.0 118.5 28.4 78.9 23.6 68.4 171.5 46.2 103.2 19.9 89.3 1000.0 2015 109.2 108.0 75.7 85.9 133.6 99.4 88.8 145.9 63.7 59.8 88.3 97.2 2016 114.5 81.8 90.9 80.0 136.9 93.1 87.9 141.0 49.8 59.4 97.2 93.6 2017 108.0 94.7 133.3 29.6 250.8 97.6 82.3 130.5 66.7 57.4 95.5 93.9 2018 119.2 94.7 104.0 30.9 257.4 100.4 82.5 131.7 61.8 57.3 94.3 95.8
2016 January 107.5 84.1 74.5 73.1 130.5 91.4 82.2 143.2 32.5 58.7 36.0 82.7 February 129.6 89.3 101.5 85.1 141.9 101.2 91.5 159.3 37.6 65.0 226.5 111.6 March 109.7 85.9 94.0 72.4 135.0 91.4 83.3 144.4 44.1 58.5 35.8 85.5
April 112.3 79.7 103.0 101.7 138.6 94.6 87.8 149.5 47.3 60.3 184.8 103.0 May 108.3 80.6 95.5 68.6 134.0 91.9 86.9 144.9 45.3 58.2 35.7 85.1 June 109.1 81.2 100.2 99.5 143.1 94.9 90.3 150.1 56.7 60.0 37.0 90.5
July 122.7 79.7 88.2 74.6 132.7 84.0 86.7 123.2 59.5 57.9 99.0 94.3 August 108.5 79.3 87.6 73.7 131.2 92.6 87.8 129.0 57.0 58.0 156.8 96.5 September 125.3 82.1 73.0 74.2 147.7 95.3 90.9 130.7 67.2 59.9 74.2 95.6
October 111.8 78.6 89.2 77.2 134.4 92.4 90.9 138.8 51.0 58.0 91.6 92.2 November 115.7 81.6 93.6 80.7 139.0 95.1 90.6 141.8 51.1 60.0 95.5 94.7 December 113.0 79.6 90.4 79.1 135.2 92.0 85.6 136.7 48.7 58.2 93.8 91.8
2017 January 96.5 86.1 50.4 20.5 218.4 88.5 55.0 128.7 38.3 56.4 97.8 78.0 February 109.6 105.3 71.8 25.9 272.7 101.8 64.1 141.9 60.5 62.4 108.3 92.3 March 110.5 90.3 122.9 32.0 262.0 106.7 44.5 120.4 72.2 56.3 97.7 88.5
April 106.7 93.7 133.6 27.9 245.1 98.0 50.6 124.4 73.1 58.1 58.1 84.8 May 103.9 96.5 176.0 29.0 245.8 93.3 77.8 124.3 75.7 56.2 97.5 93.8 June 114.9 103.6 178.8 29.0 258.8 99.4 102.1 135.0 83.5 58.1 100.4 104.0
July 112.9 87.9 91.4 32.8 243.3 91.9 92.9 133.7 85.9 56.2 96.8 96.8 August 102.7 97.1 128.8 31.3 251.1 96.3 83.9 131.9 73.7 56.2 97.1 93.9 September 110.4 102.6 147.8 30.6 259.9 102.2 92.6 142.3 74.4 58.1 100.1 99.9
October 103.4 94.9 129.7 31.8 249.0 97.8 129.7 128.4 62.8 56.2 96.0 100.4 November 101.7 90.8 171.9 41.7 258.2 101.9 99.7 131.3 58.0 58.1 99.1 96.8 December 123.1 87.7 196.9 23.2 245.9 93.5 94.5 123.8 42.6 56.2 96.4 97.1
2018 January 120.7 118.1 58.0 23.4 252.1 92.0 78.3 126.5 43.8 56.2 96.4 93.7 February 131.7 96.6 122.0 31.9 271.2 105.7 96.1 135.9 64.4 62.2 109.1 104.7 March 137.5 102.7 99.8 29.5 255.3 106.5 69.8 126.1 65.1 56.2 93.8 99.3
April 109.9 98.4 137.0 35.7 295.3 100.9 59.1 126.6 62.7 58.0 99.3 92.4 May 128.5 99.0 103.2 31.0 251.7 99.6 71.7 126.4 60.0 56.2 92.6 96.0 June 118.1 100.6 128.7 32.1 262.5 103.4 72.6 140.1 78.9 58.0 98.2 98.1
July 101.6 107.4 106.6 32.0 244.8 97.3 82.0 133.3 63.3 56.1 97.1 92.9 August 124.6 54.3 145.2 33.9 245.8 101.9 95.6 130.4 62.9 56.1 96.6 96.1 September 125.1 97.8 121.8 31.8 254.3 107.8 126.6 141.5 64.8 58.0 96.0 107.1
October 108.7 90.0 98.8 31.6 250.5 95.0 103.7 130.8 60.2 56.1 85.7 94.6 November 111.8 87.4 65.2 31.5 257.2 100.6 76.8 138.3 66.3 58.2 85.9 91.1 December 111.7 83.4 62.3 27.0 248.0 93.9 57.8 125.0 49.9 56.5 81.1 83.4
2019 January 104.8 77.3 71.3 22.9 132.8 88.7 70.2 129.9 57.4 56.6 94.0 82.1 February 101.7 76.2 85.5 25.3 203.9 90.4 77.1 130.1 62.1 56.6 98.0 85.6 March 121.7 76.3 115.1 32.1 306.6 91.3 81.5 130.6 59.5 56.5 93.7 94.7
Jan-Mar 2018 130.0 105.8 93.3 28.3 259.5 101.4 81.4 129.5 57.8 58.2 99.8 99.2 Jan-Mar 2019 109.4 76.6 90.6 26.8 214.4 90.1 76.3 130.2 59.7 56.6 95.2 87.4
56 Table 16.0 Principal Indicators - Gross output, Intermediate consumption and Value added (ISIC Rev 3) classified by industrial group; CIP Zimbabwe 2011-2013: USD
2011 2012 2013
ISIC Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value Added Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value Added Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value Added
Mining (1) Mining of non-ferrous metal ores, except 132 uranium and thorium ores 373 683 389.8 144 766 862.3 228 916 527.5 182 282 651.0 76 618 703.8 105 663 947.3 265 083 549.1 107 352 674.2 157 730 874.9 141 Quarrying of stone sand and clay 48 657 788.0 19 076 282.8 29 581 505.2 21 708 692.0 9 340 422.0 12 368 270.0 29 450 754.5 14 233 821.0 15 216 933.5 Mining of chemical, fertilizer minerals, extraction of salt,quarrying and other 142 & 101 mining; Mining and agglomeration of coal 189 317 083.1 119 630 009.6 69 687 073.5 175 494 768.6 63 674 467.7 111 820 300.9 184 960 239.9 66 410 289.0 118 549 950.9 Total 611 658 260.8 283 473 154.6 328 185 106.2 379 486 111.6 149 633 593.4 229 852 518.2 479 494 543.5 187 996 784.2 291 497 759.3
Manufacturing Processing and preserving of fish and fish products; Manufacture of dairy 151 & 152 products 177 239 793.2 121 817 519.2 55 422 274.0 192 164 935.9 133 265 042.7 58 899 893.2 208 914 196.0 149 178 609.0 59 735 587.0 154 Manufacture of other food products 258 155 646.9 184 434 531.5 73 721 115.4 295 187 578.5 190 868 457.8 104 319 120.7 311 489 956.0 203 102 872.3 108 387 083.8 Manufacture of beverages; Manufacture 155 & 160 of tobbacco products 361 133 864.4 185 931 912.6 175 201 951.9 544 313 607.0 270 741 080.0 273 572 527.0 509 731 598.8 273 018 612.5 236 712 986.3 Spinning ,weaving and finishing of textiles; Manufacture of other textiles n.e.c; Manufacture of knitted and 171 & 172 & 173 crocheted fabrics and articles 270 427 066.0 137 775 703.0 132 651 363.0 39 924 454.0 23 787 637.0 16 136 817.0 62 703 244.0 31 371 136.0 31 332 108.0 Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur apparel; Manufacture of fur and fur 181 & 182 products 227 282 941.1 115 339 202.6 111 943 738.5 168 268 940.0 68 841 422.0 99 427 518.0 41 692 494.8 17 570 608.7 24 121 886.1 191 Leather and Leather products etc. 3 503 152.0 1 248 296.0 2 254 856.0 24 682 937.0 8 155 288.0 16 527 649.0 192 Manufacture of footwear 26 441 954.5 16 490 500.4 9 951 454.1 29 576 429.0 16 475 802.0 13 100 627.0 21 158 019.0 11 872 833.0 9 285 186.0 201 Sawmilling and planning of wood 50 649 027.3 42 613 892.8 8 035 134.5 208 491 075.8 46 891 234.1 161 599 841.7 202 937 769.9 48 853 281.2 154 084 488.8 210 Manufacture of paper, paper products 73 910 518.1 51 068 834.9 22 841 683.2 113 986 056.0 74 923 724.0 39 062 332.0 131 959 892.5 95 406 129.0 36 553 763.5 Publishing of books, brochures, musical 221 books and other publications 119 666 282.5 69 542 759.8 50 123 522.8 170 161 224.1 79 890 438.6 90 270 785.5 63 335 344.4 27 113 475.7 36 221 868.7 Manufacture of basic chemicals; 241 & 242 Manufacture of other chemical products 355 262 988.4 222 327 666.0 132 935 322.4 320 749 718.4 153 459 311.1 167 290 407.3 353 108 812.6 161 535 007.6 191 573 805.0 Manufacture of rubber products; 251 & 252 Manufacture of plastics products 168 633 150.6 101 852 589.6 66 780 561.1 105 568 527.5 50 329 523.6 55 239 003.9 128 887 668.0 66 826 388.2 62 061 279.8 261 Manufacture of glass and glass products 2 486 134.4 1 243 528.7 1 242 605.7 21 922 168.5 4 584 188.5 17 337 980.0 16 302 934.5 1 353 869.5 14 949 065.0 Manufacture of non-metalic mineral 269 products 146 421 210.2 94 150 187.2 52 271 023.0 143 475 618.0 82 683 469.5 60 792 148.5 142 798 041.0 78 969 899.5 63 828 141.5 271 Manufacture of basic iron and steel 49 009 909.7 26 742 906.7 22 267 003.0 86 038 750.5 44 038 405.0 42 000 345.5 86 053 220.7 41 058 502.5 44 994 718.2
272 Manufacture of non-ferrous basic metals 12 820 489.5 7 006 692.0 5 813 797.5 17 943 436.6 7 392 759.4 10 550 677.2 11 804 892.5 4 863 657.5 6 941 235.0
57 Table 16.0 Principal Indicators - Gross output, Intermediate consumption and Value added (ISIC Rev 3) classified by industrial group; CIP Zimbabwe 2011-2013: USD
2011 2012 2013
ISIC Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value Added Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value Added Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value Added
Manufacture of structural metal products, 281 tanks, reservoirs and steam generators 236 390 614.2 95 848 861.8 140 541 752.4 361 811 091.4 185 805 176.9 176 005 914.5 140 918 168.9 43 820 569.0 97 097 600.0 Manufacture of general purpose machinery; Manufacture of radio, television and communication equipment and apparatus; Manufacture of watches 291 & 323 & 333 and clocks 128 657 387.6 42 658 119.1 85 999 268.5 88 307 905.9 57 858 816.0 30 449 089.9 142 220 107.8 86 859 041.0 55 361 066.8 Manufacture of electric motors , 311 generators and transformers 40 566 420.0 24 002 795.8 16 563 624.2 57 975 417.0 32 655 346.0 25 320 071.0 60 670 221.1 36 783 472.6 23 886 748.5 Railroad equipment,Electrical machinery apparatus,appliances and supplies,aircrafp machinery and other 331 & 352 & 353 &transport 359 equipment - - - 5 635 598.0 2 517 441.0 3 118 157.0 2 820 266.0 1 453 498.0 1 366 768.0 Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; Manufacture of trailers 341 and semi-trailers 61 837 970.1 31 707 251.2 30 130 718.9 127 080 503.6 51 028 177.4 76 052 326.2 61 078 466.0 25 950 307.0 35 128 159.0 361 Manufacture of furniture 93 523 822.0 60 578 176.0 32 945 646.0 89 772 692.9 48 862 821.5 40 909 871.3 114 097 211.7 62 222 161.5 51 875 050.2 Manufacture of jewellery and related 369 articles 62 610 284.8 39 036 676.9 23 573 607.9 49 220 811.0 22 195 222.4 27 025 588.6 25 869 423.4 8 857 195.8 17 012 227.6 Total 2 923 127 475.4 1 672 170 307.6 1 250 957 167.8 3 241 079 691.5 1 650 343 792.4 1 590 735 899.1 2 865 234 886.6 1 486 196 415.0 1 379 038 471.6 Electricity and Water Production, collection and distribution of electricity: Collection, purification and 401 & 410 distribution of water 454 338 357.8 145 008 548.1 309 329 809.8 114 508 386.0 59 898 847.0 54 609 539.0 114 508 386.0 59 898 847.0 54 609 539.0
Construction 451 Site preparation 91 344 728.1 49 686 808.4 41 657 919.8 169 852 676.2 151 573 609.8 18 279 066.4 420 103 813.8 331 446 192.0 88 657 621.8 Building of complete construction parts of 452 civil engineering 25 023 692.5 15 345 958.5 9 677 734.0 111 669 919.6 33 901 215.1 77 768 704.4 197 704 112.5 60 199 824.0 137 504 288.5 Total 116 368 420.7 65 032 766.9 51 335 653.8 281 522 595.8 185 474 824.9 96 047 770.8 617 807 926.2 391 646 016.0 226 161 910.2
Grand Total 4 105 492 514.7 2 165 684 777.2 1 939 807 737.5 4 016 596 784.9 2 045 351 057.8 1 971 245 727.1 4 077 045 742.3 2 125 738 062.2 1 951 307 680.1
58 Table 16.1 Principal Indicators:Gross Output, Intermediate Consumption and Value added (ISIC Rev4) classified by industrial group; CIP2014-2017: in USD$000,000 (millions)
2014 2015 2016 2017 Industry (3-Digit ISIC Rev 4) Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value added Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value added Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value added Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value added Mining Mining of hard coal; Quarrying of stone, sand and clay; Support activities for other 051,081&099 mining and quarrying 241.3 -20.1 261.3 256.9 -18.4 275.3 201.4 33.2 168.3 198.4 34.7 163.7 072 Mining of non-ferous metal ores 443.5 183.6 259.9 463.8 171.9 291.9 491.1 182.6 308.5 451.9 186.7 265.1
089 Mining of chemical and fertilizer minerals 81.8 44.2 37.6 90.0 60.4 29.6 98.5 62.4 36.2 101.6 64.2 37.4 Total 766.6 207.8 558.8 810.8 214.0 596.8 791.1 278.2 512.9 751.8 285.6 466.2
Manufacturing
101 Processing and preserving of fruitmeat and 8.9 3.2 5.7 8.0 2.9 5.1 15.9 2.7 13.2 14.7 1.8 12.9 vegetables; Manufacture of vegetable and 103 & 104 animal oils and fats 71.0 45.5 25.6 68.6 43.8 24.7 43.9 34.4 9.4 38.5 22.7 15.8 105 Manufacture of dairy products 132.4 59.9 72.5 95.8 58.1 37.7 97.5 64.6 32.9 109.6 67.5 42.0
Manufacture of grain mill products, starches 106 and starch products 112.2 68.0 44.2 107.6 64.9 42.7 110.1 66.2 43.9 82.1 47.4 34.7
107 Manufacture of other food products 870.3 547.9 322.3 1024.9 546.8 478.1 1028.0 536.2 491.8 1549.8 769.2 780.6 108 Manufacture of prepared animal feeds 26.8 19.8 7.0 25.4 18.7 6.7 25.9 19.0 7.0 24.8 18.8 6.0 Manufacture of beverages; Manufacture of 110&120 tobacco products 538.5 220.9 317.6 513.2 211.1 302.0 511.6 210.8 300.8 515.2 212.4 302.8 Spinning, weaving and finishing of textiles; 131&139 Manufacture of other textiles 28.6 21.2 7.4 28.3 21.3 7.0 28.5 21.5 7.0 28.5 21.6 6.9 Manufacture of wearing apparel, except fur 141 apparel 30.5 15.1 15.4 31.9 14.8 17.0 25.8 13.7 12.1 29.4 13.2 16.2 Manufacture of knitted and crocheted 143 apparel 2.6 1.4 1.2 21.9 1.1 20.9 2.1 1.1 1.1 2.1 1.1 1.1 Tanning and dressing of leather; manufacture of luggage, handbags, saddlery and harness; dressing and dyeing 151&152 of fur; Manufacture of footwear 6.3 4.1 2.2 11.3 3.8 7.4 10.7 3.2 7.5 10.8 3.3 7.6 161 Sawmilling and planing of wood 6.4 2.8 3.6 4.5 2.0 2.4 4.4 2.0 2.4 4.5 2.1 2.4 Manufacture of products of wood, cork, 162 straw and plaiting materials 32.4 16.7 15.7 33.1 16.9 16.2 33.0 17.0 16.1 33.4 17.2 16.2 170 Manufacture of paper and paper products 2.2 1.4 0.8 2.2 1.4 0.9 2.3 1.5 0.8 2.3 1.5 0.8 Printing and service activities related to 181 printing 12.0 6.3 5.7 14.9 6.9 7.9 15.4 6.8 8.7 19.1 8.0 11.1 Manufacture of coke oven products; Manufacture of basic chemicals, fertilizers and nitrogen compounds, plastics 'and 191&201 synthetic rubber in primary forms 183.4 122.2 61.2 174.0 115.0 59.0 233.0 61.2 171.9 213.4 66.8 146.6
202 Manufacture of other chemical products 37.5 16.7 20.9 40.3 18.1 22.2 45.9 18.3 27.6 42.8 19.7 23.2
Manufacture of pharmaceuticals, medicinal 210 chemical and botanical products 13.7 8.8 4.9 13.5 8.9 4.6 13.6 8.7 4.8 13.9 9.1 4.9 221 Manufacture of rubber products 4.7 2.9 1.8 3.4 2.2 1.3 6.6 5.1 1.5 6.2 4.7 1.5
Manufacture of plastics products; 222&231 Manufacture of glass and glass products 39.5 25.0 14.5 38.4 25.8 12.6 37.3 22.6 14.7 71.8 22.7 49.1 239 Manufacture of non-metallic mineral 26.0 18.4 12.7 34.6 18.4 25.4 35.3 18.1 19.6 41.6 19.4 24.9 241 Manufacture of basic iron and steel 244.8 67.3 177.5 232.7 64.2 168.5 237.7 83.1 154.6 115.2 38.4 76.8 Manufacture of basic precious and other 242 non-ferrous metals 5.1 3.1 2.1 4.9 2.9 1.9 6.8 3.7 3.0 8.2 5.0 3.2
243 Casting of metals 7.1 4.2 2.9 6.8 4.0 2.8 7.2 4.2 3.1 7.2 3.9 3.3
59 Table 16.1 Principal Indicators:Gross Output, Intermediate Consumption and Value added (ISIC Rev4) classified by industrial group; CIP2014-2017: in USD$000,000 (millions)
2014 2015 2016 2017 Industry (3-Digit ISIC Rev 4) Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value added Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value added Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value added Gross Output Intermediate Consumption Value added
Manufacture of structural metal products, 251 tanks, reservoirs and steam generators 6.9 5.2 1.7 5.9 4.7 1.2 5.7 4.6 1.1 5.5 4.6 0.9 Manufacture of other fabricated metal 259 products; metalworking service activities 36.3 16.1 20.2 64.1 16.4 47.7 89.7 28.3 61.4 73.3 25.4 47.9 Manufacture of measuring, testing, navigating and control equipment; watches 265 'and clocks 2.3 2.0 0.3 2.2 1.9 0.3 2.2 1.9 0.3 1.8 1.2 0.6 Manufacture of electric motors, generators, transformers and electricity distribution 'and 271 control apparatus 764.0 40.2 723.8 756.9 39.0 717.9 753.8 64.6 689.3 163.6 44.3 119.4 Manufacture of batteries and accumulators; Manufacture of wiring and wiring devices; 272,273&279 Manufacture of other electrical equipment 29.9 25.5 4.5 28.7 24.4 4.4 28.8 24.4 4.4 29.0 24.4 4.6
275 Manufacture of domestic appliances 32.2 43.3 -11.1 30.5 41.1 -10.5 46.3 29.0 17.4 46.9 29.3 17.6
281 Manufacture of general-purpose machinery 1.8 1.3 0.5 1.8 1.3 0.5 1.9 1.3 0.6 1.8 1.3 0.5
282 Manufacture of special-purpose machinery 90.9 30.2 60.8 89.7 27.2 62.4 80.0 26.6 53.3 82.4 28.1 54.3
291 Manufacture of motor vehicles 0.4 0.1 0.3 2.5 0.6 1.9 2.4 0.6 1.8 0.7 0.3 0.4 Manufacture of bodies (coachwork) for motor vehicles; manufacture of trailers 'and 292 semi-trailers 16.0 1.2 14.8 15.1 1.2 13.9 14.7 1.0 13.8 2.1 0.2 1.8 Manufacture of parts and accessories for 293 motor vehicles 0.8 0.4 0.4 0.8 0.4 0.4 0.8 0.4 0.4 0.5 0.3 0.2 Building of ships and boats; Manufacture of 301&303 air and spacecraft and related machinery 3.3 1.3 2.0 3.1 1.2 1.9 3.3 1.2 2.0 3.3 1.2 2.0
310 Manufacture of furniture 24.4 11.0 13.4 23.7 12.7 11.0 24.1 13.6 10.5 24.6 14.0 10.6 Manufacture of jewellery, bijouterie and related articles; Manufacture of medical and dental instruments and supplies; Other 321,325&329 manufacturing n.e.c. 22.6 12.4 10.2 20.8 11.5 9.3 20.6 11.2 9.4 25.5 14.9 10.6
Repair of fabricated metal products, 331 machinery and equipment 9.7 4.8 4.9 10.0 4.9 5.1 8.9 3.7 5.2 9.9 3.5 6.4 Total 3 484.6 1 497.6 1 992.1 3 595.8 1 462.7 2 142.3 3 661.7 1 438.0 2 226.1 3 456.0 1 590.3 1 868.4
Electricity and Water Electric power generation, transmission and distribution; Steam and air conditioning 351&353 supply 734.3 394.7 339.6 722.4 365.3 357.1 725.7 367.3 358.5 733.8 371.8 362.0 Water collection, treatment and supply; Sewerage; Waste collection; Materials 360,370,381&383recovery 50.2 30.3 17.8 51.3 29.3 17.5 86.5 32.3 19.2 49.4 31.4 17.9
Total 784.5 425.0 357.4 773.7 394.6 374.6 812.2 399.6 377.6 783.2 403.2 379.9
Grand Total 5 035.7 2 130.3 2 908.4 5 180.3 2 071.2 3 113.7 5 265.1 2 115.8 3 116.7 4 991.1 2 279.1 2 714.5
60 Table 17.1 Railways Analysis of Revenue, in thousand US$
Period Rail Traffic Coaching Services Agricultural Produce Minerals and ores Basic Metal Products Other Goods Miscelaneous Revenue Total Road Motor Services Catering and Other Revenue Total Revenue Coal Other Total 2014 3 061 12 083 21 707 6 997 27 121 4 428 33 219 2 154 75 865 0.0 0.0 75 865 2015 2 749 13 939 26 003 6 983 32 985 2 856 33 926 2 707 89 163 0.0 0.0 89 163 2016 1 401 14 283 14 374 5 828 20 203 313 15 213 1 330 52 742 0.0 0.0 52 742 2017 2 631 12 876 20 587 17 450 38 036 1 821 15 251 1 811 72 356 0.0 0.0 72 356 2018 3 075 12 206 25 163 19 999 45 163 2 517 15 226 2 416 80 603 0.0 0.0 80 603
2017 January 803 660 815 722 1 537 150 621 71 3 771 0.0 0.0 3 771 February 70 720 462 1 184 1 647 142 1 537 219 4 335 0.0 0.0 4 335 March 120 671 800 2 175 2 975 135 1 287 96 5 283 0.0 0.0 5 283
April 169 654 368 1 308 1 677 196 1 307 132 4 135 0.0 0.0 4 135 May 128 1 452 1 418 1 806 3 225 165 1 112 251 6 333 0.0 0.0 6 333 June 211 1 728 2 366 1 201 3 567 1 699 64 7 268 0.0 0.0 7 268
July 164 1 503 2 329 1 826 4 155 155 1 065 193 7 235 0.0 0.0 7 235 August 178 1 546 3 010 2 041 5 051 114 1 547 170 8 606 0.0 0.0 8 606 September 320 1 336 2 350 1 426 3 776 173 1 106 112 6 823 0.0 0.0 6 823
October 139 894 2 152 983 3 134 116 1 377 167 5 829 0.0 0.0 5 829 November 125 907 2 650 1 463 4 113 247 1 488 259 7 139 0.0 0.0 7 139 December 203 803 1 867 1 314 3 181 228 1 106 77 5 598 0.0 0.0 5 598
2018 January 231 725 1 894 1 480 3 375 104 1 005 195 5 635 0.0 0.0 5 635 February 170 770 1 257 1 040 2 297 122 1 041 129 4 531 0.0 0.0 4 531 March 184 462 1 471 1 752 3 224 267 1 181 279 5 596 0.0 0.0 5 596
April 242 619 1 761 1 483 3 244 297 953 142 5 495 0.0 0.0 5 495 May 245 719 1 861 2 099 3 960 253 1 427 126 6 730 0.0 0.0 6 730 June 297 924 2 581 1 220 3 801 163 2 085 220 7 490 0.0 0.0 7 490
July 281 1 179 1 429 1 571 3 000 208 1 426 228 6 323 0.0 0.0 6 323 August 272 1 582 3 429 1 893 5 322 195 1 381 123 8 874 0.0 0.0 8 874 September 294 1 343 2 716 1 966 4 682 269 1 104 147 7 838 0.0 0.0 7 838
October 221 1 963 2 781 2 052 4 833 168 1 052 181 8 419 0.0 0.0 8 419 November 263 1 176 1 671 1 867 3 538 238 1 288 291 6 794 0.0 0.0 6 794 December 377 745 2 312 1 576 3 887 233 1 283 354 6 878 0.0 0.0 6 878
2019 January 367 828 3 084 1 446 4 531 188 1 288 170 7 373 0.0 0.0 7 373 February 455 1 445 4 373 1 779 6 152 77 1 580 291 9 999 0.0 0.0 9 999
Source : National Railways of Zimbabwe (NRZ)
61 Table 17.2 Airport Traffic, Excluding Transit Passengers
Joshua Mqabuko Nkomo International Airport Victoria Falls International Airport Total Overfliers Robert Gabriel Mugabe International Airport Other Freight Tonne Period Flights in/out Passengers Freight# Tonne Flights in/out Passengers Freight Tonne Flights in/out Passengers Freight Tonne Flights in/out Passengers Freight Tonne Flights in/out Passengers (inbound/outbound Total 2016 5 428 167 968 - 23 524 1 283 939 - 8 754 323 183 - 7 960 14 666 - 45 666 1 789 756 14 103 33 357 2017 5 271 149 011 - 22 026 1 148 315 - 9 362 345 078 - 7 848 15 218 - 44 507 1 657 622 15 766 29 938 2018 5 423 172 140 - 24 394 1 317 617 - 11 718 411 057 - 9 066 18 692 - 50 601 1 919 506
2016 1st Quarter 1 021 33 848 - 4 533 247 539 - 1 296 49 973 - 1 032 1 995 - 7 882 333 355 2 734 7 199 2nd Quarter 1 177 34 747 - 5 143 264 244 - 1 908 60 926 - 1 959 3 322 - 10 187 363 239 4 266 6 753 3rd Quarter 1 270 37 260 - 5 507 298 381 - 2 216 84 599 - 2 739 4 654 - 11 732 424 894 3 857 7 365 4th Quarter 1 960 62 113 - 8 341 473 775 - 3 334 127 685 - 2 230 4 695 - 15 865 668 268 3 246 12 040 - - 2017 1st Quarter 1 116 35 603 - 4 428 243 161 - 1 385 61 173 - 926 1 625 - 7 855 341 562 2 442 6 993 2nd Quarter 1 308 33 377 - 5 527 274 205 - 2 309 80 306 - 2 069 4 084 - 11 213 391 972 4 847 7 121 3rd Quarter 1 530 40 139 - 6 306 324 035 - 2 997 105 558 - 2 867 5 783 - 13 700 475 515 4 737 8 068 4th Quarter 1 317 39 892 - 5 765 306 914 - 2 671 98 041 - 1 986 3 726 - 11 739 448 573 3 740 7 756 - - - 2018 1st Quarter 1 390 36 996 - 6 037 315 037 - 3 064 100 142 - 2 435 4 598 - 12 926 456 773 5 937 8 108 2nd Quarter 1 390 36 996 - 6 037 315 037 - 3 064 100 142 - 2 435 4 598 - 12 926 456 773 5 937 8 108 3rd Quarter 1 533 45 902 - 6 935 359 952 - 3 483 122 644 - 3 119 6 588 - 15 070 535 086 6 742 8 214 4th Quarter 1 383 53 327 - 6 276 366 860 - 2 980 106 539 - 2 245 4 812 - 12 884 531 538 3 675 7 813 - - 2017 January 1 117 35 915 5 146 275 768 - 2 191 81 732 1 267 2 694 - 9 721 396 109 3 367 7 436 February 428 11 784 - 1 673 83 453 - 578 24 280 - 573 1 144 - 3 252 120 661 1 105 2 298 March 415 14 414 - 1 522 114 554 - 565 21 673 - 390 857 - 2 892 151 498 907 2 306 - April 358 11 455 - 1 508 88 991 - 471 20 305 - 258 505 - 2 595 121 256 746 2 232 May 332 11 691 - 1 394 72 346 - 391 17 017 - 285 549 - 2 402 101 603 780 2 276 June 426 12 457 - 1 526 81 824 - 523 23 851 - 383 571 - 2 858 118 703 915 2 485 - July 430 11 850 - 1 733 99 475 - 642 26 596 - 587 1 077 - 3 392 138 998 907 2 359 August 452 10 992 - 1 936 90 228 - 835 27 371 - 657 1 405 - 3 880 129 996 1 975 2 225 September 426 10 535 - 1 858 84 502 - 832 26 339 - 825 1 602 - 3 941 122 978 1 966 2 537 - October 515 12 507 - 1 995 101 522 - 998 32 566 - 908 1 835 - 4 416 148 430 1 704 2 695 November 527 14 154 - 2 167 119 569 - 1 038 37 334 - 976 2 044 - 4 708 173 101 1 665 2 767 December 488 13 478 - 2 144 102 944 - 961 35 658 - 983 1 904 - 4 576 153 984 1 368 2 606 2018 January 377 12 005 - 1 711 97 528 - 709 24 690 - 430 761 - 3 227 134 984 1 027 2 508 February 342 11 143 - 1 577 84 625 - 647 25 289 - 321 779 - 2 887 121 836 1 037 2 304 March 398 12 767 - 1 858 93 615 - 835 31 753 - 516 1 154 - 3 607 139 289 1 303 2 624
April 415 13 195 - 1 843 110 710 - 891 31 003 - 644 1 253 - 3 793 156 161 1 493 2 626 May 455 11 569 - 2 088 101 957 - 1 057 36 040 - 813 1 620 - 4 413 151 186 2 099 2 737 June 520 12 232 - 2 106 102 370 - 1 116 33 099 - 978 1 725 - 4 720 149 426 2 344 2 745
July 519 13 742 - 2 302 112 871 - 1 181 38 703 - 979 2 071 - 4 981 167 387 2 669 2 796 August 506 16 511 - 2 342 130 360 - 1 210 43 958 - 1 109 2 369 - 5 167 193 198 2 309 2 815 September 508 15 649 - 2 291 116 721 - 1 092 39 983 - 1 031 2 148 - 4 922 174 501 1 763 2 603
October 497 16 571 - 2 247 111 659 - 1 068 39 298 - 958 1 901 - 4 770 169 429 1 426 2 651 November 434 15 761 - 2 091 108 426 - 1 017 36 009 - 772 1 686 - 4 314 161 882 1 249 2 604 December 452 20 995 - 1 938 146 775 - 895 31 232 - 515 1 225 - 3 800 200 227 1 000 2 558
2019 January 365 12 685 - 1 739 99 661 - 691 21 870 - 281 553 - 3 076 134 769 1 025 2 479 February 376 12 185 - 1 559 75 392 - 574 20 734 - 305 488 - 2 814 108 799 771 2 277 March 434 11 917 - 1 867 78 288 - 794 27 409 - 460 825 - 3 555 118 439 972 2 577
April 431 12 583 - 1 974 93 110 - 948 23 269 - 722 1 365 - 4 075 130 327 1 370 2 628
Note: # Freight figures are a consolidation of cargo and mail tonnage - Data not available Data for Victoria Falls Airport was aggregated in others(up to 2008) but from 2009 its a stand alone. Source : Civil Aviation Authority of Zimbabwe (CAAZ)
62 Table 18.0:Depository Corporations Survey US$000) 2018 October November December 2019 January February March NET FOREIGN ASSETS Assets - 1 215 071 - 1 725 017 - 1 876 759 - 1 874 426 - 4 424 468 - 5 983 620 Central Bank (net) - 1 455 053 - 1 540 875 - 1 757 683 - 1 766 539 - 4 676 974 - 6 110 320 Foreign Assets 255 483 247 680 295 966 303 248 853 285 996 605 Foreign Liabilities (-) - 1 710 536 - 1 788 556 - 2 053 649 - 2 069 787 - 5 530 259 - 7 106 925 Other Depository Corporations (net) 239 982 - 184 142 - 119 075 - 107 887 252 506 126 700 Foreign Assets 423 365 359 199 405 848 422 804 1 034 722 1 060 698 Foreign Liabilities - 183 382 - 543 341 - 524 924 - 530 690 - 782 216 - 933 998 Net Domestic Assets (NDA) 11 281 713 11 515 468 11 886 664 11 731 453 14 813 771 16 610 997 Domestic Claims 14 366 090 14 642 957 14 982 345 15 268 955 14 831 314 14 652 406 Claims on Central Government (Net) 9 453 372 9 709 749 9 992 337 10 397 721 9 848 405 9 631 358 Claims on Central Government 9 547 217 9 799 795 10 074 925 10 481 274 9 996 650 9 810 201 Central Bank 6 436 685 6 619 939 7 024 653 7 438 578 6 914 447 6 777 149 ODCs 3 110 532 3 179 856 3 050 272 3 042 696 3 082 203 3 033 052 less Liabilities to Central Government 93 845 90 046 82 588 83 553 148 245 178 843 Central Bank 41 686 41 331 41 321 41 366 103 759 130 918 ODCs 52 159 48 715 41 267 42 186 44 486 47 926 Claims on Other Sectors 4 912 718 4 933 208 4 990 008 4 871 234 4 982 910 5 021 048 Other Financial Corporations 154 316 146 925 156 611 163 570 171 892 159 230 State and Local Government 39 591 37 040 37 160 35 335 34 254 35 077 Public Non Financial Corporations 714 396 759 288 737 587 760 026 717 835 874 075 Private Sector 4 004 414 3 989 955 4 058 651 3 912 302 4 058 929 3 952 665 Central Bank 21 333 21 390 21 335 17 031 17 036 21 956 ODCs 3 983 081 3 968 565 4 037 315 3 895 271 4 041 893 3 930 709 Other Items (Net) 3 084 377 3 127 489 3 095 681 3 537 502 17 543 - 1 958 591 Shares and Other Equity 2 187 397 2 221 755 2 281 379 2 281 748 - 544 566 - 1 687 091 Liabilities to Otrher Financial Corporations 137 027 42 505 39 585 39 216 42 571 42 676 Restricted Deposits 68 053 17 139 21 015 17 086 8 667 16 636 Deposits and Securities from Base Money Other Items (net) 691 900 846 090 753 703 1 199 451 510 871 - 330 812 Broad Money-M3 10 066 642 9 790 451 10 009 905 9 857 027 10 389 304 10 627 376 Securities Other than Shares included in Broad Money 61 704 50 865 58 584 59 302 71 792 74 503 Broad Money-M2 10 004 938 9 739 586 9 951 321 9 797 725 10 317 511 10 552 873 Other Deposits 1 427 834 1 430 427 1 508 902 1 466 798 1 473 224 1 437 053 Narrow Money-M1 8 577 104 8 309 159 8 442 419 8 330 928 8 844 287 9 115 820 Transferable Deposits 8 095 579 7 817 001 7 940 376 7 857 164 8 380 318 8 648 981 Currency Outside Depository Corporations 481 525 492 157 502 043 473 763 463 969 466 839
Source: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Note: (i) Depository Corporations Survey-formerly monetary Survey (ii) Broad money redefined using IMF's Monetray and Financial Statistics Manual 2000. Major changes include exclusion of Government deposits held by banks from broad money. (iii)Transferable deposits made up of demand and savings deposits; (iv) NCDs are also referred to as securities included in broad money (v) All classes of time deposits, short and long term are clasified as time deposits, which are termed other deposits (vi) Credit to the private sector now excludes claims on other financial corporations , as well as claims on state and local government (Local Authorities) (vii) Depository corporations made up of the Central Bank and Other Depository corporations; (viii) Other depository corporations (ODCs) -Commercial banks, merchant banks, building societies and POSB.
63 Table 18.1 Central Bank Survey US$000) 2018 October November December 2019 January February March NET FOREIGN ASSETS - 1 455 053 - 1 546 339 - 1 757 683 - 1 766 539 - 4 676 974 - 6 110 320 Claims on Non Residents 255 483 253 506 295 966 303 248 853 285 996 605 Official Reserves Assets 153 108 143 428 86 951 80 848 311 204 344 973 Other Foreign Assets 102 375 110 077 209 015 222 400 542 082 651 632 Less Liabilities to Non Residents 1 710 536 1 799 845 2 053 649 2 069 787 5 530 259 7 106 925 Short Term Liabilities 1 207 368 1 300 180 1 563 064 1 574 674 4 300 888 5 631 785 Other Foreign Liabilities 503 168 499 665 490 585 495 113 1 229 371 1 475 141 Net Domestic Assets (NDA) 3 950 541 4 328 902 4 547 017 4 299 713 6 910 906 8 234 600 Domestic Claims 6 027 512 6 173 087 6 525 580 6 862 563 6 235 860 6 054 877 Net Claims on Central Government (Net) 5 430 743 5 562 605 5 910 215 6 260 092 5 648 183 5 446 520 Claims on Central Government 5 472 428 5 603 936 5 951 536 6 301 458 5 751 942 5 577 438 Of which:Securities Other than Shares 2 109 129 2 073 612 2 062 178 2 377 374 1 962 432 1 910 409 Loans 3 363 299 3 530 324 3 889 358 3 924 085 3 789 510 3 667 029 Loans and Advances 3 092 816 3 259 847 3 618 214 3 632 086 3 480 990 3 358 009 Legacy Debt 270 484 270 476 271 144 291 999 308 520 309 021 Less Liabilities to Central Government 41 686 41 331 41 321 41 366 103 759 130 918 Of which : Deposits 41 686 41 331 41 321 41 366 103 759 130 918 Other Claims on Other Sectors 596 769 610 482 615 365 602 471 587 677 608 357 Other Financial Corporations 95 076 92 865 104 283 109 152 121 634 114 498 State and Local Government Public Non Financial Corporations 480 360 496 227 489 746 476 288 449 006 471 903 Private Sector 21 333 21 390 21 335 17 031 17 036 21 956 Claims on Other Depository Corporations 316 177 379 174 393 736 418 333 330 900 339 662 Of which : Loans 316 177 379 174 393 736 418 333 330 900 339 662 Other Liabilities to ODCs 2 592 558 2 514 443 2 523 541 3 114 600 2 314 291 2 248 370 Of which: Aftrades Balances 509 483 550 426 388 000 388 000 Securities 2 083 075 1 964 017 2 135 541 2 726 600 2 314 291 2 248 370 Other Items (Net) 310 073 259 342 236 758 254 583 - 2 658 438 - 4 088 431 Shares and Other Equity 466 364 467 392 475 653 464 456 - 2 402 232 - 3 873 725 Other Items (Net) - 224 344 - 225 380 - 260 446 - 226 960 - 264 873 - 231 342 Liabilities to Other Resident Sectors 191 536 Deposits and Securities Excluded from Base Money 68 053 17 139 21 015 17 086 8 667 16 636 Monetary Base Incl foreign currency clearing balances Monetary Base 2 860 576 3 135 918 3 258 221 3 029 005 3 201 052 3 172 355 Bond notes and Coin in Circulation 521 457 522 734 522 543 522 803 523 620 529 326 Bond coins 86 521 86 508 86 558 86 671 86 794 86 775 Bond Notes 434 936 436 226 435 985 436 132 436 826 442 551 Liabilities to ODCs 2 282 181 2 545 140 2 718 472 2 431 430 2 620 801 2 556 061 Reserve Deposits 399 643 393 439 395 650 387 118 379 777 Other 2 282 181 2 145 497 2 325 033 2 035 780 2 233 684 2 176 284 Private Deposits 56 938 68 045 17 205 74 772 56 631 86 967 1. - Data not available during the period indicated. 64 Table 18.3: Other Depository Corporations Survey (US "000") 2018 SeptemberOctober November December 2019 January February March
Net Foreign Assets 239 982 - 184 141 - 119 076 - 107 887 252 506 126 700 Claims on Non Residents 423 365 359 199 405 848 422 804 1 034 722 1 060 698 Of Which: Foreign Currency 70 411 84 620 94 486 113 428 256 754 263 233 Deposits 352 054 273 678 310 319 307 770 776 043 794 324 Other 900 902 1 043 1 606 1 924 3 140 Less Liabilities to Non Residents 183 382 543 341 524 924 530 690 782 216 933 998 Of Which: Deposits 115 150 86 609 81 573 81 808 172 568 242 801 Loans 68 233 456 732 443 351 448 882 609 647 691 197 Other
Net Domestic Assets (NDA) 9 288 197 9 414 390 9 609 763 9 416 379 9 616 198 9 946 870 Domestic Claims 7 374 321 7 453 867 7 383 648 7 269 273 7 432 949 7 397 818 Net Claims on Central Government 3 058 373 3 131 141 3 009 005 3 000 510 3 037 717 2 985 127 Claims on Central Government 3 110 532 3 179 856 3 050 272 3 042 696 3 082 203 3 033 052 Securities 3 105 945 3 172 867 3 044 069 3 038 282 3 076 368 3 028 779 Loans 4 588 6 989 6 203 4 414 5 835 4 273 Other Less liabilities to Central Government (-) - 52 159 - 48 715 - 41 267 - 42 186 - 44 486 - 47 926 Of which : Deposits 52 159 48 715 41 267 42 186 44 486 47 926 Other Claims on Other Sectors 4 315 949 4 322 726 4 374 643 4 268 763 4 395 233 4 412 691 Other Financial Corporations 59 240 54 060 52 327 54 418 50 258 44 732 State and Local Government 39 591 37 040 37 160 35 335 34 254 35 077 Public Non Financial Corporations 234 036 263 061 247 841 283 738 268 828 402 172 Private Sector 3 983 081 3 968 565 4 037 315 3 895 271 4 041 893 3 930 709
Claims on the Central Bank 3 811 217 3 726 891 3 969 952 3 950 061 3 824 458 3 953 461 Bond Notes and Coins 39 932 30 576 20 501 49 040 59 651 62 488 Other Claims including Reserves 3 771 285 3 696 314 3 949 451 3 901 022 3 764 807 3 890 973 239 530 158 887 165 850 Liabilities to the Central Bank 147 589 213 749 229 558 1 563 425 1 482 323 1 238 559 Other Items(Net) 1 749 753 1 552 618 1 514 278 1 817 292 1 857 666 2 186 634 Shares and Other Equity 1 721 033 1 754 364 1 805 726 39 216 42 571 42 676 Liabilities to Other financial corporations 137 027 42 314 39 048 - 293 083 - 417 914 - 990 751 Other Items(Net) - 108 307 - 244 060 - 330 496 9 308 492 9 868 704 10 073 570 Deposits and Securities Included in Broad Money 9 528 179 9 230 249 9 490 658 9 249 189 9 796 912 9 999 067 Deposits Included in Broad Money 9 466 476 9 179 384 9 432 073 7 782 392 8 323 687 8 562 014 Transferable deposits 8 038 641 7 748 957 7 923 171 418 087 1 190 521 1 417 836 Other Deposits 1 466 798 1 473 224 1 437 053 Money Market Instruments 61 704 50 865 58 584 59 302 71 792 74 503
65 Table 18.4 Assets of Commercial Banks, US$ Million
Liquid Assets Debt Securities Loans and Advances
Bond Balances with Other Non Notes & Foreign Notes Balances with the Other Depository Balances with Other claims on local Govt Public Local Public Institutional Other Contingent Other Financial Coins & Coin Reserve Bank Corporations Foreign Banks Non Residents Govt Securities1 Securities Enterprises Other 2 Government Government Enterprises 3 Units Claims Assets Assets Assets Total End of 2016 January 1.05 171.98 667.53 119.2 105.6 25 1039.4 - 5.2 19.1 28.5 15.6 62.6 2703.9 61.5 582.8 278.8 396.6 6284.4 February 1.21 140.75 702.19 96.28 93.1 25 1128.1 - 5.2 19 25 15.8 60.1 2615 62.1 477.1 292.8 399.3 6158.2 March 1.31 161.9 734.53 96.34 131.7 25 1143.3 - 5.1 16.4 22.6 14.2 102.9 2618.9 62.6 471 298 405.1 6311.1
April 1.35 135.51 778.19 135.47 108.3 25 1200.9 - 5.1 15.8 25.1 15 101.5 2573.6 69.6 413.7 309.7 404.7 6318.6 May 1.38 89.57 891.44 130.52 85.3 25 1229.5 - 5 16.64 12.3 14.7 100.1 2534.2 64 397 302.2 413.8 6312.8 June 1.42 108.53 934.42 84.65 123.2 25 1279 - 0 16.4 28.1 14.6 97.9 2523.7 64.1 407.7 299 431.6 6439.3 - July 1.45 101.74 977.63 79.5 141.3 25 1316.9 - 0 16.2 26.6 15.4 99.7 2414.7 65.7 393.2 284 440.7 6399.72 August 1.36 140.23 1074.47 97.53 131.9 25 1297.4 - 0 11.3 22.9 15.4 99.5 2414.8 67.3 390.2 313.6 447.3 6550.2 September 1.36 91.63 1122.67 143.91 169.6 25 1331.9 - 5.4 3.2 27.3 14.5 87.3 2451.9 71.4 382.3 317.3 455.9 6702.6 - October 1.27 81.03 1090.44 130.2 155.1 27 1376.2 - 15.4 3.9 28.7 15.5 87.1 2472.1 66 397.2 293.2 458.2 6698.6 November 4.24 69.45 1242.12 103.17 136.3 27 1349.8 - 15.5 4.6 17.6 15.4 85.2 2511 68.5 350.5 285.6 466.2 6752.2 December 14.07 98.95 1306.91 134.35 156.7 27 1416 - 15.3 4.9 17.8 13.2 70.4 2380.1 273.8 376.7 274.2 473.4 7053.8
2017 January 17.72 103.75 1322.38 81.89 128.2 27 1485 - 15.4 3.6 15.9 15.1 68.6 2467.7 53.9 395.7 251.9 479.3 6933.1 February 16.29 89.44 1396.07 96.11 137.3 48 1502.5 - 15.5 3.2 15 14.9 68.2 2238.9 239.7 398.5 266 480.1 7026.4 March 10.74 63.27 1421.43 83.18 150.7 53.5 1578.7 - 15.7 3.8 15.7 15.7 69.9 2554.3 23.7 422.4 314.5 484 7281 - April 9.82 64.14 1383.44 75.92 209 51.4 1744.4 - 15.8 3.6 15.8 16.9 74 2493.3 26.4 489.1 263.7 492.6 7429.3 May 12.36 52.63 1376.3 119.89 159.1 75.3 1739.8 - 15.7 33.6 16.7 16.3 72.4 2528.3 28.4 486.1 290.7 492 7515.6 June 7.01 53.33 1578.51 141.42 82.2 110.6 1786.8 - 16 35 47.9 16.5 82.2 2583.5 23.9 533.5 273.6 497.3 7869.27 - July 6.71 40.92 1684.48 137.62 53.7 103.6 1752.4 - 26.1 34.4 45.2 16.9 116.3 2495.4 24.2 513.6 295.5 482.1 7829.13 August 11.8 37.09 1882.39 124.33 161.2 7.9 1856.2 - 26.3 64.6 41.3 18 145 2538.1 23.8 531.8 272.6 485.7 8228.11 September 11.43 35.83 1961.76 109.59 172.7 31.3 1998 - 23.5 65 41.5 15.6 118.2 2585.7 28.3 472.8 281.3 487.7 8440.21 - October 8.1 40.49 1961.76 143.68 175.7 61 2106.6 - 24.4 65.1 34.8 17.8 99.1 2607 29.4 432.4 287.8 508.9 8604.03 November 9.04 45.09 2126.74 161.14 174.7 74.3 2230.4 - 23.5 65.4 32.3 19.6 106.9 2618.1 26.4 417.7 324.2 511.4 8966.91 December 11.43 55.32 2373.95 141.47 203.5 66.6 2128.7 - 23.5 66.3 29.4 19.4 145 2579.8 40 508.3 324.5 536.4 9253.57 - 2018 January 22.4 64.1 2294.49 117.08 178.4 79.7 2143.2 - 23.5 65.9 26.3 20.6 154.8 2451.1 30.9 501 294.2 538.9 9006.57 February 18.34 43.97 2296.76 148.72 183.3 87.4 2109.3 - 23.5 66.1 24.3 21.1 145 2461.5 37.4 507.8 290.6 536.3 9001.39 March 14.81 53.62 2238.77 165.67 199.5 90.2 2164 - 23.5 66.7 19.2 15.9 127.1 2535.8 39.7 504.1 325.8 552.3 9136.67 - April 13.47 56.67 2207.91 174.97 216.7 67.4 2314.9 - 24.7 67 13.4 20.9 120.8 2519.8 39.4 532 299 554.9 9243.92 May 12.9 62.8 2309 239.5 230.1 74.7 2562.4 - 25 66.9 8.4 20.9 134 2556.2 34.9 458.9 307.9 555.3 9659.8 June 7.5 52.6 2848.5 231.8 217.3 73.1 2538.3 - 26.2 66.5 7.4 19.4 196 2662.2 36.4 551.4 302.9 563.4 10400.9 - July 17.9 54.3 3189.6 181.1 209.3 88.9 2949.2 - 0 67.5 4.5 21 182 2414.6 32.6 611.4 322.5 565.1 10911.5 August 21 67.8 3196.7 132.3 202.5 61.7 3014.9 - 0 67.3 7.1 20.6 186.7 2491 34.4 647.7 329.4 566.3 11047.4 September 16.3 58.2 3487.9 185.3 257.8 71.9 2789.8 - 45.2 68.1 5.4 20.4 212.2 2577.1 42.8 637.4 357.4 571.8 11405 - October 33.1 68 3505.8 152.1 293.1 46.6 2728.8 - 45.2 68.4 4.6 9.4 188.8 2697.4 43.6 647.5 353.2 569.2 11454.8 November 25.8 81.4 3384.4 264.6 198.2 63.9 2793.9 - 45.2 68.7 7 8.1 217.7 2672.3 46.1 633.2 406.6 569.8 11486.9 December 18.2 89.9 3737 317.3 224.4 74.8 2633.7 - 43.4 69.2 6.2 9.2 204.3 2707.6 53.7 573.8 406.2 633.9 11802.8
2019 January 42.05 106.91 3766.7 338.09 249.77 46.14 2621.2 - 61.02 68.66 4.41 8.06 189.15 2594.53 33.84 517.24 428.82 649.94 11726.53 February 52.63 238.67 3601.94 293.36 549.59 205.65 2675.29 - 60.52 2 5.84 7.71 208.31 2784.17 31.04 490.74 472.78 696.82 12377.06 March 59.17 244.62 3729.81 393.22 712.08 55.05 2635.7 - 61.52 4.53 4.27 9.53 340.66 2660.9 25.33 523.72 755.57 971.53 13187.21
Note: - Data not available Source : Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe 1. Government securities includes treasury bills and bonds 2. Includes bankers acceptances, discounted bills and negotiable certificates of deposits 3. Includes households, other financial corporations - Data not available during the period indicated.
66 Table 18.5 Commercial Banks- Liabilities, US$ Million
Deposits Amount Owing to Total Deposits Other Other Time from the Depository Debt Foreign Depository Other Financial Capital and Contingent Other Demand Savings Deposits Public Corporations Government Total Securities Liabilities RBZ Corporations Corporations Reserves Liabilities Liabilities Total End of 2016 January 2 429 279 967 3 675 340 25 4 040 34 313 0 50 85 871 583 308 6 284 February 2 408 290 985 3 683 337 19 4 039 38 299 0 91 35 878 477 301 6 158 March 2 508 288 1 027 3 823 345 15 4 184 43 303 0 100 36 887 471 288 6 312
April 2 572 298 1 015 3 884 307 17 4 208 68 286 0 119 36 894 414 295 6 319 May 2 640 281 1 043 3 963 275 18 4 256 58 300 0 66 36 909 397 290 6 313 June 2 734 268 1 020 4 022 332 24 4 378 68 272 0 78 44 916 408 276 6 439
July 2 677 334 987 3 998 361 34 4 393 58 261 0 57 46 922 393 270 6 400 August 2 836 286 1 010 4 131 341 29 4 502 67 257 0 51 41 932 390 310 6 550 September 2 916 335 988 4 239 394 26 4 658 63 246 0 69 36 945 382 303 6 703
October 3 056 267 941 4 264 345 25 4 634 60 268 0 75 28 955 397 283 6 699 November 3 187 255 897 4 338 383 28 4 749 29 260 0 51 28 967 351 317 6 752 December 3 271 286 896 4 453 418 20 4 891 47 251 2 112 48 1 033 377 294 7 054
2017 January 3 205 317 982 4 504 348 30 4 883 37 242 0 38 40 1 005 396 292 6 933 February 3 267 318 977 4 562 350 33 4 945 48 244 0 64 43 1 008 399 277 7 026 March 3 370 313 965 4 649 391 64 5 104 51 226 2 66 42 1 062 422 307 7 281
April 3 497 329 961 4 786 380 54 5 221 53 228 0 63 42 1 034 489 299 7 429 May 3 535 331 980 4 846 384 53 5 283 51 220 0 29 42 1 093 486 312 7 516 June 3 793 333 950 5 075 424 52 5 551 55 238 0 44 46 1 095 534 308 7 869 July 3 786 326 1 022 5 134 433 56 5 623 55 140 0 42 35 1 097 514 323 7 829 August 4 198 343 1 010 5 551 381 66 5 998 58 137 0 42 23 1 116 532 322 8 228 September 4 562 356 1 004 5 921 303 33 6 257 42 134 0 50 32 1 130 473 322 8 440
October 4 772 341 928 6 040 330 21 6 391 51 128 0 53 42 1 168 432 341 8 604 November 5 037 380 919 6 336 350 13 6 698 54 125 0 62 60 1 190 418 362 8 967 December 5 144 409 850 6 403 303 72 6 778 57 147 114 78 6 1 206 508 360 9 254 2018 January 4 933 369 903 6 205 301 85 6 592 54 126 115 26 2 1 205 501 386 9 007 February 4 927 376 920 6 223 299 79 6 601 58 115 111 59 2 1 175 508 372 9 001 March 5 027 369 931 6 327 245 92 6 664 61 125 141 55 6 1 196 504 384 9 137
April 5 203 394 875 6 472 243 73 6 788 67 118 82 35 16 1 202 532 403 9 244 May 5 469 416 917 6 803 246 85 7 134 67 118 102 64 119 1 225 459 373 9 660 June 5 948 504 897 7 350 255 67 7 672 45 117 120 117 121 1 259 551 400 10 401
July 6 200 527 901 7 628 296 12 7 937 72 109 119 103 117 1 380 611 464 10 911 August 6 305 541 931 7 777 267 12 8 055 46 102 137 101 115 1 409 648 434 11 048 September 6 582 556 927 8 065 273 24 8 362 41 103 142 108 121 1 435 637 455 11 405
October 6 644 510 898 8 051 284 31 8 366 49 127 148 72 112 1 461 648 473 11 455 November 6 411 504 861 7 776 233 28 8 036 41 488 214 59 18 1 490 633 508 11 487 December 6 582 495 911 7 988 255 20 8 263 43 470 230 148 16 1 551 574 509 11 803
2019 January 6 604 441 920 7 964 241 21 8 225 43 475 240 130 14 1 545 517 537 11 726 February 7 129 427 924 8 480 249 23 8 751 57 648 159 119 14 1 627 491 511 12 377 March 7 351 452 915 8 717 226 26 8 970 57 778 166 108 17 1 804 524 763 13 187
Source: Reseve Bank of Zimbabwe
67 Table 18.6 Advances of Commercial Banks by Sector, US$ Thousands
End of Agriculture Construction Communication Distribution Financial & Investiments Financial Organizations Manufacturing Mining Services Transport Individuals Conglomerates/1 Total 2017 January 448 345 41 733 22 069 264 734 12 019 270 117 350 757 144 447 394 945 40 975 591 246 11 489 2 592 877 February 436 206 40 112 24 468 269 358 12 147 272 315 361 417 143 990 373 445 40 251 568 686 11 278 2 553 673 March 425 497 54 688 25 533 275 500 12 242 290 985 349 723 159 101 359 673 37 864 572 233 13 048 2 576 087
April 426 697 43 837 18 145 340 025 12 219 271 824 360 946 134 101 350 475 42 208 571 001 12 493 2 583 971 May 428 874 43 427 16 689 322 695 12 253 269 976 360 930 117 480 354 103 41 338 569 799 11 924 2 549 487 Jun 431 678 45 018 16 989 311 641 14 436 266 918 343 590 126 543 417 470 37 850 595 750 12 002 2 619 883
Jul 459 128 52 500 11 717 255 319 14 541 255 591 311 364 131 421 422 800 39 631 609 113 14 464 2 577 589 August 457 862 52 623 11 736 262 603 17 439 256 802 313 869 138 715 420 654 41 089 617 686 15 194 2 606 271 September 457 157 48 477 12 118 340 506 21 660 265 082 331 930 124 823 393 491 41 117 619 867 16 061 2 672 290
October 460 475 46 588 12 274 329 021 21 811 262 118 317 587 126 042 383 374 41 351 634 561 16 061 2 651 263 November 477 486 46 318 12 005 323 990 21 811 261 421 316 226 123 307 379 543 32 215 649 034 16 061 2 659 418 December 489 696 54 163 10 119 334 030 21 845 269 399 307 802 126 719 375 162 31 702 621 422 13 938 2 655 996
2018 January 479 110 59 337 9 442 289 531 20 570 258 035 271 454 106 425 390 053 32 329 617 303 14 395 2 547 983 February 488 203 59 978 9 272 315 570 20 133 258 264 258 045 108 649 393 605 31 637 618 377 15 011 2 576 742 March 484 765 64 827 11 051 344 731 15 203 274 150 303 649 114 432 363 449 32 793 640 497 19 893 2 669 440
April 485 790 63 948 10 904 344 532 15 015 271 072 294 271 112 692 333 634 31 104 631 921 22 066 2 616 948 May 501 784 63 555 10 934 362 940 15 080 358 553 317 667 117 123 338 846 31 523 651 444 24 226 2 793 675 Jun 475 106 66 797 13 908 385 583 15 080 344 917 323 212 117 147 335 217 34 458 655 427 34 163 2 801 014
Jul 463 286 70 905 18 924 383 315 14 976 140 625 274 508 113 776 309 210 37 474 652 653 34 402 2 514 054 August 470 756 79 237 15 167 331 673 15 022 144 101 271 001 111 960 306 023 37 341 666 649 34 402 2 483 332 September 451 745 79 056 15 022 341 852 15 022 144 800 263 994 112 657 320 789 36 915 666 972 64 407 2 513 228
October 453 068 74 932 16 037 389 852 15 157 165 253 268 933 111 957 313 377 36 119 680 446 12 856 2 537 984 November 444 131 133 138 14 884 313 733 15 157 165 420 269 460 149 908 316 739 45 693 679 404 12 265 2 559 931 December 492 670 78 177 15 958 340 423 14 426 165 649 253 354 113 597 347 242 40 695 669 880 12 254 2 544 324
2019 January 525 177 80 481 20 199 349 756 15 294 158 459 255 380 123 773 358 554 42 356 666 797 16 336 2 612 561 February 521 988 79 067 10 931 352 798 14 699 80 895 253 027 124 475 389 523 40 924 644 321 11 447 2 524 093 March 538 073 87 791 18 212 379 233 14 557 205 467 270 360 133 325 407 638 43 541 731 600 11 477 2 841 273
Note: 1. These are large corporation with business operations covering across a number of sectors - Data not available Source: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
68 19.0 Other Depository Corporations-Assets, US$ Million
Liquid Assets Debt Securities Loans and Advances Balances Balances Bond Foreign Balances with with Other with Other claims Public Other Non Notes & Notes & the Reserve Depository Foreign on Non Govt Local Govt Enterprise Local Public Institutional Other Contingent Other Financial Coins Coins Bank Corporations Banks Residents Securities1 Securities s Other 2 Government Government Enterprises 3 Units Claims Assets Assets Assets Total End of 2017 January 20.2 111.0 1 455.0 239.8 132.7 27.0 1 654.5 20.8 15.4 3.6 15.9 15.1 69.2 3 394.7 57.5 395.7 383.4 630.4 8 641.9 February 19.3 96.8 1 488.5 251.8 145.1 48.6 1 714.0 20.1 15.5 3.2 15.0 14.9 68.9 3 177.9 236.8 398.5 400.0 631.1 8 746.1 March 12.6 66.4 1 485.9 260.5 154.9 53.5 1 794.1 18.7 15.7 3.8 15.7 15.7 70.7 3 460.5 67.2 422.4 442.5 635.1 8 995.9
April 10.7 67.8 1 495.3 249.4 219.3 51.4 1 954.0 17.8 15.8 3.6 15.8 16.9 74.5 3 449.5 24.6 489.1 398.8 644.6 9 198.9 May 13.4 56.9 1 492.4 272.5 170.2 75.3 1 968.9 20.3 15.7 33.6 16.7 16.3 72.9 3 447.8 82.4 486.1 421.7 644.4 9 307.5 June 7.4 57.1 1 674.9 350.3 92.1 110.6 2 014.2 19.0 16.0 35.0 47.9 16.5 82.9 3 494.3 92.8 533.5 408.9 649.6 9 702.9
July 7.2 45.2 1 807.4 302.3 63.1 103.6 1 982.8 17.2 26.1 34.4 45.2 16.9 116.8 3 417.1 86.8 513.6 432.9 635.8 9 654.4 August 12.3 40.6 2 061.9 276.6 165.3 7.9 2 100.9 16.3 26.3 64.6 41.3 18.0 145.5 3 494.5 78.6 531.8 403.7 639.5 10 125.5 September 12.0 38.1 2 110.4 226.8 179.7 31.3 2 248.9 16.1 23.5 65.0 41.5 15.6 118.8 3 554.4 78.0 472.8 415.6 655.1 10 303.6
October 8.7 41.8 2 139.3 254.1 190.8 61.0 2 372.1 15.4 24.4 65.1 34.8 17.8 99.6 3 599.1 82.0 432.4 459.3 667.3 10 565.0 November 9.8 46.1 2 315.5 289.8 184.2 74.3 2 487.7 18.8 23.5 65.4 32.3 19.6 107.3 3 608.7 76.8 417.7 505.6 672.5 10 955.6 December 12.6 58.1 2 592.0 276.0 213.4 66.6 2 397.2 26.8 23.5 66.3 29.4 19.4 145.5 3 581.3 92.2 508.3 509.3 699.9 11 317.8
2018 January 23.4 66.9 2 528.9 216.1 186.9 79.7 2 336.6 34.5 23.5 65.9 26.3 20.6 155.3 3 462.6 76.8 501.0 457.8 699.5 10 962.3 February 20.0 46.8 2 516.8 272.6 189.2 87.4 2 313.6 33.5 23.5 66.1 24.3 21.1 145.4 3 526.9 31.0 507.8 434.3 697.8 10 958.1 March 16.6 57.9 2 457.7 238.0 214.2 90.2 2 434.8 32.8 23.5 66.7 19.2 15.9 127.5 3 637.8 33.5 504.1 487.5 710.3 11 168.2
April 14.9 61.9 2 423.4 237.0 220.8 67.4 2 558.9 32.0 24.7 67.0 13.4 20.9 121.2 3 674.0 33.2 532.0 459.3 715.7 11 277.6 May 14.2 71.7 2 543.0 377.8 238.6 74.7 2 814.9 30.9 25.0 66.9 8.4 20.9 134.4 3 740.3 23.0 458.9 457.2 718.2 11 819.0 June 9.0 58.5 3 081.0 409.8 220.0 73.1 2 865.3 30.1 26.2 66.5 7.4 19.4 196.4 3 829.3 49.5 551.4 448.1 730.7 12 671.7
July 20.6 61.9 3 450.6 366.4 211.6 88.9 3 291.4 33.3 0.0 67.5 4.5 21.1 182.0 3 500.6 160.4 611.4 472.5 732.0 13 276.7 August 23.1 72.3 3 475.7 277.8 205.3 61.7 3 362.8 32.2 0.0 67.3 7.1 20.6 186.7 3 585.1 106.6 647.7 489.9 736.1 13 358.0 September 18.2 61.5 3 781.6 278.1 279.1 71.9 3 145.7 31.2 45.2 68.1 5.4 20.4 212.2 3 734.2 125.8 637.4 527.8 742.6 13 786.4
October 39.9 70.4 3 771.3 248.3 305.5 46.6 3 105.9 30.2 45.2 68.4 4.6 9.4 188.8 3 838.0 136.9 647.5 537.8 743.0 13 837.7 November 30.6 84.6 3 696.3 300.6 209.8 63.9 3 172.9 28.9 45.2 68.7 7.0 8.1 217.7 3 813.2 141.9 633.2 581.9 742.4 13 846.9 December 20.5 94.5 3 949.5 439.6 235.5 74.8 3 044.1 28.0 43.4 69.2 6.2 9.2 204.3 3 870.5 151.2 573.8 612.5 812.4 14 239.2
2019 January 49.0 113.4 3 901.0 401.9 261.6 46.1 3 038.3 27.3 94.6 68.7 4.4 8.1 189.2 3 773.5 109.1 517.2 592.3 827.7 14 023.4 February 59.7 256.8 3 764.8 357.1 570.4 205.7 3 076.4 26.5 60.5 2.0 5.8 7.7 208.3 3 991.5 100.5 490.7 669.1 880.0 14 733.5 March 62.5 263.2 3 891.0 432.9 739.3 55.1 3 028.8 25.5 61.5 4.5 4.3 9.5 340.7 3 845.0 129.0 523.7 954.5 1205.2 15 576.2
Note: - Data not available Source : Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe 1. Government securities includes treasury bills and bonds 2. Includes bankers acceptances, discounted bills and negotiable certificates of deposits 3. Includes households, other financial corporations
69 Table 19.1: Other Depository Corporations- Liabilities, US$ Million
Deposits Amount Owing to
Time Total Deposits Other Depository Foreign Other Depository Other Financial Capital and Contingent Other Demand Savings Deposits from the Public Corporations Government Total Debt Securities Liabilities RBZ Corporations Corporations Reserves Liabilities Liabilities Total End of
2016 January 2 487.3 650.3 1 536.5 4 674.1 388.1 26.4 5 088.6 44.9 356.5 0.0 125.0 86.0 1 189.0 582.8 397.8 7 870.6 February 2 466.2 669.7 1 552.9 4 688.8 375.0 20.4 5 084.2 50.3 341.1 0.0 171.7 36.4 1 196.7 477.1 391.3 7 748.8 March 2 566.3 676.8 1 592.4 4 835.5 371.0 16.9 5 223.4 55.6 340.1 0.0 181.1 37.3 1 185.3 471.0 393.5 7 887.3
April 2 629.9 695.1 1 568.6 4 893.6 332.4 18.5 5 244.5 80.1 322.6 0.0 194.0 36.9 1 188.4 413.7 391.2 7 871.4 May 2 698.3 690.6 1 559.5 4 948.4 309.8 19.5 5 277.7 71.6 336.1 0.0 143.5 36.8 1 238.7 397.0 397.2 7 898.6 June 2 792.4 660.9 1 569.2 5 022.5 401.4 25.6 5 449.5 81.0 307.7 0.0 159.4 47.4 1 243.5 407.7 384.0 8 080.2
July 2 734.8 722.9 1 517.7 4 975.4 435.1 50.9 5 461.4 71.8 296.6 0.0 129.6 46.2 1 256.6 393.1 365.6 8 020.9 August 2 894.5 639.2 1 553.3 5 087.0 412.3 46.9 5 546.2 80.8 290.6 0.0 127.6 41.2 1 271.0 390.2 406.1 8 153.7 September 2 974.8 679.9 1 534.9 5 189.6 479.7 43.7 5 713.0 74.1 276.8 0.0 151.7 36.2 1 276.8 382.3 408.4 8 319.3
October 3 115.2 605.1 1 508.9 5 229.2 433.8 43.1 5 706.1 73.4 297.0 0.0 162.4 28.3 1 293.5 397.2 385.9 8 343.8 November 3 245.5 640.8 1 467.6 5 353.9 471.9 46.2 5 872.0 43.9 289.7 0.0 142.2 28.8 1 313.4 350.5 436.9 8 477.4 December 3 329.8 702.9 1 471.7 5 504.4 510.9 42.2 6 057.5 62.9 279.6 1.8 191.5 48.8 1 384.1 376.7 412.1 8 815.0
2017 January 3 263.8 720.5 1 544.9 5 529.2 429.8 53.1 6 012.1 50.6 271.2 0.0 104.5 41.1 1 360.2 395.7 406.6 8 642.0 February 3 325.9 722.0 1 552.6 5 600.5 426.0 55.3 6 081.8 59.3 270.8 0.0 126.1 43.4 1 365.8 398.5 400.4 8 746.1 March 3 429.2 715.7 1 529.9 5 674.8 461.0 86.9 6 222.7 60.2 249.6 1.8 134.9 41.9 1 426.8 422.4 435.7 8 996.0
April 3 555.8 813.7 1 530.7 5 900.2 450.9 76.2 6 427.3 63.3 251.1 0.0 117.4 41.9 1 382.2 489.1 426.7 9 199.0 May 3 593.7 798.7 1 558.4 5 950.8 454.6 75.1 6 480.5 61.4 243.5 0.0 95.2 42.2 1 448.6 486.1 450.1 9 307.6 June 3 851.4 825.6 1 538.9 6 215.9 497.6 73.7 6 787.2 65.7 259.5 0.0 108.9 46.6 1 455.9 533.5 445.6 9 702.9
July 3 845.0 837.2 1 600.1 6 282.3 503.0 78.1 6 863.4 66.3 162.2 0.0 99.5 35.6 1 463.2 513.6 450.7 9 654.5 August 4 257.2 927.5 1 604.9 6 789.6 451.2 88.3 7 329.1 71.1 158.2 0.0 79.1 22.8 1 478.4 531.8 454.9 10 125.4 September 4 622.2 932.4 1 571.4 7 126.0 383.4 55.2 7 564.6 55.8 151.1 0.0 67.4 32.1 1 494.5 472.8 465.2 10 303.5
October 4 825.8 1 010.8 1 460.8 7 297.4 410.7 43.1 7 751.2 63.0 153.9 0.0 73.1 42.0 1 537.5 432.4 511.7 10 564.8 November 5 090.7 1 047.9 1 450.2 7 588.8 454.9 34.7 8 078.4 66.5 151.3 0.0 84.5 60.2 1 562.7 417.7 534.3 10 955.6 December 5 144.5 1 127.4 1 401.7 7 673.6 407.8 94.6 8 176.0 68.6 173.1 113.7 100.7 6.2 1 663.1 508.3 508.1 11 317.8
2018 January 4 932.8 1 008.1 1 454.0 7 394.9 406.5 107.3 7 908.7 65.1 152.3 115.1 49.1 2.6 1 645.2 501.0 523.2 10 962.3 February 4 927.4 989.2 1 458.8 7 375.4 418.7 101.2 7 895.3 75.4 141.7 111.2 92.8 2.9 1 619.9 507.8 511.0 10 958.0 March 5 027.1 1 007.5 1 491.0 7 525.6 365.0 114.7 8 005.3 77.3 166.7 140.5 89.2 6.9 1 654.8 504.1 523.4 11 168.2
April 5 202.8 1 066.6 1 374.6 7 644.0 387.8 95.6 8 127.4 84.0 158.0 82.4 68.8 16.1 1 641.9 532.0 567.0 11 277.6 May 5 469.4 1 138.2 1 442.5 8 050.1 442.8 107.4 8 600.3 88.0 157.6 101.5 94.9 119.9 1 671.5 458.9 526.5 11 819.1 June 5 948.1 1 274.7 1 459.1 8 681.9 438.0 89.2 9 209.1 66.8 156.5 119.8 173.4 121.6 1 707.5 551.4 565.7 12 671.8
July 6 200.4 1 415.3 1 501.5 9 117.2 424.4 33.1 9 574.7 89.5 146.9 118.9 132.9 132.6 1 846.0 611.4 623.4 13 276.3 August 6 305.2 1 362.6 1 524.2 9 192.0 399.6 32.4 9 624.0 66.5 135.9 137.0 119.5 133.3 1 882.9 647.7 611.2 13 358.0 September 6 581.8 1 421.8 1 489.0 9 492.6 439.0 44.6 9 976.2 52.4 159.3 142.2 129.1 146.6 1 913.4 637.4 629.7 13 786.3
October 6 648.8 1 390.0 1 427.8 9 466.6 435.2 52.2 9 954.0 61.7 183.2 147.6 93.4 137.0 1 957.6 647.5 655.7 13 837.7 November 6 419.8 1 329.4 1 430.4 9 179.6 366.8 48.7 9 595.1 50.9 543.1 213.7 74.8 42.3 1 991.6 633.2 702.1 13 846.8 December 6 601.1 1 322.2 1 508.9 9 432.2 394.5 41.3 9 868.0 58.6 524.7 229.6 187.8 39.0 2 057.7 573.8 699.7 14 238.9
2019 January 6 626.6 1 155.9 1 466.8 9 249.3 381.0 42.2 9 672.5 59.3 530.5 239.5 188.3 39.2 2 047.0 517.2 729.8 14 023.3 February 7 168.7 1 155.1 1 473.2 9 797.0 387.8 44.5 10 229.3 71.8 782.0 158.9 151.7 42.6 2 145.1 490.7 661.5 14 733.6 March 7 435.2 1 127.0 1 437.1 9 999.3 372.7 47.9 10 419.9 74.5 933.8 165.8 140.9 42.7 2 349.0 523.7 925.8 15 576.1
Source: Reseve Bank of Zimbabwe - Data not available
70 Table 19.2 Assets of Building Socities, US$ Million
Liquid Assets Debt Securities Loans and Advances Balances with Balances Bond Notes Foreign the Reserve Balances with Other with Foreign Other claims on Govt local Govt Public Other Non Financial & Coins Notes & Coin Bank Depository Corporations Banks Non Residents Securities1 Securities Enterprises Other 2 Mortgages Government Other Assets Assets Total End of 2017 January 2.4 7.0 109.6 157.7 4.3 0.0 123.7 20.8 0.0 0.0 389.1 0.0 406.1 106.3 124.4 1 451.4 February 1.2 7.3 69.3 155.6 7.4 0.0 162.0 20.1 0.0 0.0 394.4 0.0 410.1 109.0 124.2 1 460.5 March 1.7 3.1 35.5 177.2 4.0 0.0 164.2 18.7 0.0 0.0 404.4 0.0 413.0 102.8 124.2 1 448.7
April 0.7 3.6 73.4 173.3 9.8 0.0 158.6 17.8 0.0 0.0 392.5 0.0 432.3 109.7 125.1 1 496.8 May 0.9 3.9 81.5 152.3 10.8 0.0 168.2 20.3 0.0 0.0 394.4 0.0 451.1 105.9 126.1 1 515.5 June 0.3 3.7 65.9 208.8 9.8 0.0 165.3 19.0 0.0 0.0 387.6 0.0 452.9 109.6 126.0 1 548.9
July 0.4 3.9 105.8 164.6 9.2 0.0 168.4 17.2 0.0 0.0 391.9 0.0 451.9 110.9 127.3 1 551.5 August 0.4 3.1 142.8 152.0 3.9 0.0 186.7 16.3 0.0 0.0 409.3 0.0 465.5 104.7 127.2 1 611.9 September 0.6 1.8 108.4 117.0 6.7 0.0 193.0 16.1 0.0 0.0 412.7 0.0 475.2 113.4 130.1 1 575.0
October 0.6 1.2 145.7 110.0 14.8 0.0 193.9 15.4 0.0 0.0 420.7 0.0 493.6 149.9 130.4 1 676.1 November 0.8 0.9 138.8 128.4 8.7 0.0 193.6 18.8 0.0 0.0 420.9 0.0 489.0 160.4 133.0 1 693.3 December 1.1 2.6 170.6 134.3 9.1 0.0 195.1 26.8 0.0 0.0 402.3 0.0 516.8 163.2 135.5 1 757.3
2018 January 0.9 2.3 197.4 98.7 7.8 0.0 129.8 34.5 0.0 0.0 413.2 0.0 508.7 144.9 136.1 1 674.3 February 1.5 1.8 172.4 123.5 5.5 0.0 141.3 33.5 0.0 0.0 414.8 0.0 507.9 125.7 135.7 1 663.6 March 1.4 3.4 175.9 72.1 14.1 0.0 212.6 32.8 0.0 0.0 411.4 0.0 539.4 142.8 132.3 1 738.2
April 1.1 4.3 185.5 61.9 3.6 0.0 184.4 32.0 0.0 0.0 413.3 0.0 582.7 141.6 135.2 1 745.7 May 1.0 7.6 196.3 138.2 8.1 0.0 191.0 30.9 0.0 0.0 415.0 0.0 608.4 128.1 137.4 1 862.0 June 1.2 4.9 188.6 177.8 1.9 0.0 266.2 30.1 0.0 0.0 413.9 0.0 614.3 124.0 141.5 1 964.4
July 1.8 6.6 207.1 185.1 1.7 0.0 283.2 33.3 0.0 0.0 423.5 0.0 636.1 128.2 141.1 2 047.7 August 1.6 3.7 224.7 145.3 2.4 0.0 288.9 32.2 0.0 0.0 428.2 0.0 579.4 139.1 143.7 1 989.2 September 1.9 2.9 245.6 92.6 20.8 0.0 291.1 31.2 0.0 0.0 430.3 0.0 650.2 148.1 144.4 2 059.1
October 4.9 2.1 220.0 95.8 11.8 0.0 318.9 30.2 0.0 0.0 427.7 0.0 639.8 154.2 147.0 2 052.4 November 3.6 2.9 243.3 35.7 10.4 0.0 320.7 28.9 0.0 0.0 433.5 0.0 635.7 148.0 145.8 2 008.5 December 2.3 4.3 157.4 121.3 10.4 0.0 339.4 28.0 0.0 0.0 444.8 0.0 645.9 179.7 151.9 2 085.4
2019 January 6.3 4.6 108.2 63.5 10.9 0.0 343.8 27.3 33.6 0.0 438.0 0.0 649.3 136.7 151.2 1 973.4 February 5.4 17.6 120.6 62.8 18.1 0.0 339.6 26.5 0.0 0.0 416.1 0.0 696.1 171.1 156.7 2 030.6 March 2.6 18.0 126.3 38.6 23.9 0.0 331.7 25.5 0.0 0.0 415.1 0.0 710.1 172.1 207.4 2 071.3
Note: - Data not available Source : Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe 1. Government securities includes treasury bills and bonds 2. Includes bankers acceptances, discounted bills and negotiable certificates of deposits 3. Includes households, other financial corporations
71 Table 19.3 Liabilities of Building Societies, US$ Million
Deposits Amounts Owing to Total Deposits Other Depository Foreign Other Depository Other Financial Savings Time Deposits from the public Corporations Government Total Debt Securities Liabilities RBZ Corporations Corporations Capital and Reserves Other Liabilities Total
2016 January 297.8 534.3 832.1 47.2 0.1 879.4 22.6 43.3 0.0 74.7 0.0 292.9 32.3 1 345.2 February 305.9 533.4 839.3 37.2 0.1 876.6 23.2 42.3 0.0 80.7 0.9 296.3 31.5 1 351.5 March 314.1 531.2 845.3 25.1 0.0 870.4 23.6 37.0 0.0 80.9 0.8 284.3 46.0 1 343.0 April 317.6 520.8 838.4 25.1 0.0 863.5 23.7 36.9 0.0 74.6 0.5 278.8 33.9 1 311.9 May 330.8 480.5 811.3 34.1 0.0 845.4 25.0 36.2 0.0 77.2 0.5 315.5 45.5 1 345.3 June 313.1 511.6 824.7 69.2 0.0 893.9 24.4 35.4 0.0 81.5 3.1 313.1 46.3 1 397.7 July 313.4 490.8 804.2 74.0 15.5 893.7 24.8 35.7 0.0 72.7 0.4 318.2 33.4 1 378.9 August 278.7 503.6 782.3 71.0 16.1 869.4 25.1 33.6 0.0 76.5 0.4 321.5 33.3 1 359.8 September 270.8 507.3 778.1 85.7 16.4 880.2 22.5 30.5 0.0 82.4 0.3 314.1 35.5 1 365.5 October 267.3 525.9 793.2 89.2 16.4 898.8 24.6 29.4 0.0 87.8 0.4 319.7 40.1 1 400.8 November 311.8 529.0 840.8 89.4 16.5 946.7 25.8 29.6 0.0 90.8 0.6 326.4 56.8 1 476.7 December 339.5 532.9 872.4 92.6 16.6 981.6 27.0 28.8 0.0 79.9 0.5 330.3 56.9 1 505.0
2017 January 326.2 522.1 848.3 81.5 16.6 946.4 25.0 29.1 0.0 66.5 0.7 332.1 51.7 1 451.5 February 326.1 534.4 860.5 76.2 16.6 953.3 23.1 27.0 0.0 62.4 0.5 334.5 59.7 1 460.5 March 319.7 523.2 842.9 70.2 16.7 929.8 20.9 24.0 0.0 68.5 0.3 340.7 64.3 1 448.5
April 399.6 527.1 926.7 70.6 16.0 1 013.3 21.8 22.8 0.0 54.0 0.2 322.5 62.3 1 496.9 May 378.0 536.0 914.0 70.7 16.1 1 000.8 21.8 23.0 0.0 66.2 0.4 325.8 77.4 1 515.4 June 401.8 544.4 946.2 70.7 16.5 1 033.4 22.0 22.0 0.0 65.2 0.8 330.0 75.4 1 548.8
July 430.3 531.5 961.8 70.4 16.1 1 048.3 22.2 22.2 0.0 57.3 0.3 334.5 66.8 1 551.6 August 495.3 546.5 1 041.8 70.6 16.3 1 128.7 24.0 21.3 0.0 37.4 0.4 328.9 71.4 1 612.1 September 488.5 517.9 1 006.4 80.3 16.7 1 103.4 24.8 17.4 0.0 17.0 0.2 334.0 78.0 1 574.8
October 583.1 475.2 1 058.3 80.9 16.2 1 155.4 23.4 26.4 0.0 20.6 0.3 338.0 111.8 1 675.9 November 570.3 473.5 1 043.8 105.4 16.3 1 165.5 23.7 26.6 0.0 22.7 0.3 341.5 113.0 1 693.3 December 608.2 496.6 1 104.8 105.2 16.5 1 226.5 23.4 25.9 0.0 22.7 0.5 371.7 86.7 1 757.4
2018 Jan 544.7 497.1 1 041.8 105.2 16.4 1 163.4 22.8 26.1 0.0 22.9 0.2 362.1 77.0 1 674.5 Feb 512.0 480.5 992.5 120.3 16.8 1 129.6 28.5 26.3 0.0 33.6 0.5 366.0 79.2 1 663.7 Mar 535.1 507.8 1 042.9 120.3 16.5 1 179.7 27.5 41.3 0.0 34.5 0.5 378.2 76.5 1 738.2
Apr 568.0 452.6 1 020.6 144.4 17.0 1 182.0 27.9 39.7 0.0 33.6 0.4 358.5 103.7 1 745.8 May 613.8 475.1 1 088.9 196.6 16.4 1 301.9 32.4 40.0 0.0 31.2 0.5 363.1 92.8 1 861.9 Jun 658.5 507.9 1 166.4 183.2 16.4 1 366.0 33.1 39.3 0.0 56.9 0.4 363.5 105.2 1 964.4
July 770.2 542.9 1 313.1 128.5 15.0 1 456.6 28.7 37.5 0.0 30.4 15.8 378.9 99.8 2 047.7 August 703.4 534.7 1 238.1 133.0 15.0 1 386.1 31.3 33.9 0.0 18.3 17.9 385.8 116.0 1 989.3 September 749.8 502.3 1 252.1 166.0 15.1 1 433.2 22.8 55.9 0.0 20.7 25.5 388.6 112.3 2 059.0
October 772.5 471.9 1 244.4 151.0 15.1 1 410.5 23.7 56.3 0.0 21.2 25.5 389.9 125.4 2 052.5 November 699.9 511.9 1 211.8 134.0 15.1 1 360.9 21.0 55.6 0.0 16.2 24.5 396.1 134.2 2 008.5 December 713.2 540.0 1 253.2 139.6 15.1 1 407.9 26.5 55.3 0.0 40.2 23.4 400.1 132.3 2 085.7
2019 Jan 633.8 490.2 1 124.0 140.5 15.0 1 279.5 27.9 55.5 0.0 58.1 24.8 392.8 134.7 1 973.3 Feb 661.3 492.3 1 153.6 138.8 15.0 1 307.4 25.8 134.5 0.0 32.6 28.2 366.7 135.6 2 030.8 Mar 655.2 473.9 1 129.1 146.8 15.0 1 290.9 29.0 155.6 0.0 32.5 25.7 391.4 146.2 2 071.3
Note: - Data not available Source: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe 72 Table 20.0 Zimbabwe : External Debt Oustanding by Debtor (Including all arrears but excluding penalties) US$ millions
End Period 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017
Total National Debt 5 270 5 320 5 613 6 123 6 536 8 380 9 269 11 220 14 642
Total External Debt 5 270 5 320 5 613 5 847 6 161 6 704 7 030 7 187 7 508 Government 4 098 4 114 4 362 4 581 4 908 5 488 5 660 5 820 6 103
Bilateral Creditors 2 207 2 191 2 388 2 570 2 857 2 902 3 099 3 378 3 589 Multilateral Creditors 1 891 1 923 1 974 2 011 2 051 2 020 2 013 1 911 2 006 RBZ Assumed External Debt 566 548 530 507
Public Enterprises 1 172 1 206 1 250 1 266 1 253 1 217 1 370 1 367 1 406 Bilateral Creditors 736 761 790 792 763 728 716 780 843
Multilateral Creditors 436 446 461 474 489 489 654 586 562
Domestic Debt 276 375 1 676 2 239 4 033 7 134
Total National Debt 5 270 5 320 5 613 6 123 6 536 8 380 9 269 11 220 14 642 Gross Domestic Product 9 666 12 042 14 102 17 115 19 091 19 496 19 963 20 549 22 041
Total National Debt/GDP 0.5 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.5 0.7
Source: Ministry of Finance and Economic Development: Debt Office Note: Total National Debt includes Domestic Debt
73 TABLE 20.1 LENDING RATES (percent per annum) 1 Banks Deposit Rates (percent per annum)
COMMERCIAL BANKS MERCHANT BANKS COMMERCIAL BANKS \1 ACCEPTING
END OF NOMINAL LENDING WEIGHTED AVERAGE BASE NOMINAL LENDING WEIGHTED AVERAGE BASE HOUSES \1 RATE 1 LENDING RATES 3 RATE 2 LENDING RATES 3 SAVINGS 3 MONTHS /2 3 MONTHS Individuals Corporate Individuals Corporate 2017 January 4.00-18.00 10.61 6.68 - - - 0.50-6.00 1.00-17.00 - February 4.00-18.00 10.06 6.52 - - - 0.50-6.00 1.00-17.00 - March 4.00-18.00 9.12 7.02 - - - 0.50-6.00 1.00-17.00 -
April 4.00-18.00 9.25 7.02 - - - 0.50-6.00 1.00-17.00 - May 4.00-18.00 9.17 7.03 - - - 0.50-6.00 1.00-9.50** - June 4.00-18.00 9.01 7.05 0.50-6.00 1.00-12.00 -
July 4.00-18.00 8.94 7.05 - - - 0.50-6.00 1.00-12.00 - August 4.00-18.00 8.88 6.95 - - - 0.50-6.00 1.00-12.00 - September 4.45-18.00 8.86 7.01 - - - 0.50-12.00 0.75-8.00 -
October 4.45-18.00 9.66 7.06 - - - 0.50-12.00 0.75-8.00 - November 4.45-18.00 9.66 7.03 - - - 0.5-12.00 0.75-8.00 - December 4.45-18.00 9.39 7 - - - 0.50-12.00 0.75-8.00 -
2018 January 4.45-18.00 9.33 6.99 - - - 0.22-12.00 0.75-8.00 - February 4.45-18.00 9.57 6.93 - - - 0.22-12.00 0.75-8.00 - March 4.45-18.00 9.64 6.98 - - - 0.22-12.00 0.75-8.00 -
April 4.00-18.00 9.32 7.08 - - - 0.22-12.00 0.75-8.00 - May 4.00-18.00 9.28 7.09 - - - 0.22-12.00 0.75-8.00 - June 4.00-18.00 9.32 7.14 - - - 0.22-12.00 0.75-8.00 -
July 4.00-18.00 9.75 6.97 - - - 0.22-12.00 0.75-8.00 - August 4.00-18.00 9.87 7.1 - - - 0.22-12.00 0.75-8.00 - September 4.00-18.00 9.56 7.11 - - - 0.22-12.00 0.75-8.00 -
October 4.00-18.00 9.47 7.38 - - - 0.22-12.00 0.75-8.00 - November 4.00-18.00 9.49 7.38 - - - 0.22-12.00 1.00-8.00 - December 4.00-18.00 9.48 7.39 - - - 0.22-12.00 1.00-6.75 -
2019 January 4.00-18.00 9.47 7.4 - - - 0.22-12.00 1.00-8.00 - February 4.00-18.00 9.23 7.3 - - - 0.22-12.00 1.00-6.75 - March 4.00-18.00 9.23 7.31 - - - 0.22-12.00 1.00-8.00 - Notes: 1 Table revised, to separate weighted lending rates for individuals and corporate bodies 1. The range of rates quoted by banks during the period 2 Nominal Lending rates depict the range of rates quoted by banks 2. Three (3) months deposit rates revised to exclude rates on inactive or dormant accounts from 2012 onwards. 3 Lending rates excludes rates on staff loans 3. ** Banks have adjusted their costs of holding deposits following the call by the RBZ to reduce lending rates Source: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe Source: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe - Data not available
74 Table 20.2 Zimbabwe Stock Exchange Statistics
Period Industrial Index Mining Index Market Capitalisation (US$Millions) Turnover Value (US$) Turnover Volume
2016 January 103.0 19.5 2 790 11 345 452 61 882 757 February 99.5 19.1 2 695 15 556 982 95 020 938 March 97.6 19.5 2 645 16 428 570 97 601 725
April 105.8 20.2 2 863 14 026 916 188 294 392 May 104.7 25.5 2 881 13 868 487 99 055 230 June 101.0 24.7 2 781 18 064 621 88 525 472
July 98.8 25.7 2 722 11 838 625 57 222 624 August 99.3 26.3 2 734 7 075 762 41 264 438 September 99.0 26.6 2 725 13 049 389 69 049 535
October 120.8 33.8 3 328 23 200 856 177 384 284 November 137.1 57.4 3 805 23 460 016 233 749 377 December 144.5 58.5 4 008 25 996 713 292 538 969
2017 January 140.2 56.3 3 904 8 552 699 31 616 982 February 135.3 56.5 3 770 10 970 197 85 314 995 March 139.0 58.6 3 871 26 933 720 242 884 187
April 143.2 66.3 4 189 11 205 670 75 857 712 May 162.3 69.6 4 740 17 637 003 170 830 515 June 196.0 69.8 5 695 39 747 329 311 145 262
July 203.3 69.4 5 759 24 705 399 149 425 245 August 235.0 73.5 6 659 13 600 669 107 920 143 September 418.4 122.6 11 860 89 500 000 245 278 194
October 521.9 132.5 14 830 168 800 000 1 006 687 304 November 376.7 126.9 10 778 207 500 000 196 489 710 December 333.0 142.4 9 581 75 300 000 844 189 447
2018 January 305.4 130.4 8 653 31 400 000 55 032 220 February 294.6 124.9 8 386 63 700 000 138 142 187 March 291.0 125.1 8 290 40 300 000 108 997 097
April 330.7 124.4 9 405 44 400 000 206 342 675 May 361.5 151.5 10 393 59 300 000 129 155 586 June 342.8 161.3 9 792 73 000 000 234 834 368
July 384.3 164.0 10 970 114 900 000 624 256 160 August 394.6 161.3 12 475 50 500 000 142 150 599 September 387.0 163.8 12 266 61 100 000 197 401 341
October 59.8 217.3 17 960 449 600 000 316 060 000 November 538.7 208.6 17 317 118 000 000 153 874 660 December 487.1 227.7 19 190 93 000 000 144 479 601
2019 525.9 213.1 20 888 110 030 000 122 778 938 January 494.3 206.9 19 773 295 800 000 229 935 122 February 405.6 194.0 16 085 70 800 000 122 398 632 March
Source: Zimbabwe Stock Exchange N.B. 1.Market capitalization is the issued share capital multiply by the closing price of each counter 2.Value of turnover is the value of shares bought or sold in a month 3.Volume of turnover is the number of shares bought or sold in a month 4.The base year for the stock indices is February 19, 2009 - Data not available
75 Table 20.3 Selected International Exchange rates
South African Rand/1 Botswana Pula/1 Japanese Yen/1 European Currency/2 British Pound Sterling/2 2015 January 11.6 9.6 117.9 1.1 1.5 February 11.6 9.6 119.2 1.1 1.5 March 12.2 10.0 120.2 1.1 1.5
April 11.8 9.7 118.6 1.1 1.5 May 12.1 9.8 123.9 1.1 1.5 June 12.3 9.9 122.3 1.1 1.6
July 12.7 10.7 124.0 1.1 1.6 August 13.3 10.2 121.1 1.1 1.5 September 13.9 10.6 119.9 1.1 1.5
October 13.9 10.5 121.2 1.1 1.5 November 14.4 10.7 122.7 1.1 1.5 December 15.6 11.1 120.4 1.1 1.5
2016 January 16.1 11.4 120.6 1.1 1.5 February 16.1 11.3 113.0 1.1 1.4 March 15.5 11.1 113.0 1.1 1.4
April 14.6 10.8 109.7 1.1 1.4 May 15.3 11.0 108.9 1.1 1.5 June 14.9 10.9 102.7 1.1 1.3
July 14.4 10.8 103.9 1.1 1.3 August 13.8 9.5 101.2 1.1 1.2 September 13.9 10.6 101.6 1.1 1.3
October 13.9 10.7 103.8 1.1 1.2 November 13.9 10.7 108.0 1.1 1.2 December - - - - -
2017 January 13.5 10.6 113.5 1.1 1.3 February 13.0 10.4 112.5 1.1 1.2 March 13.5 10.6 111.9 1.1 1.2
April 13.3 10.4 111.2 1.1 1.3 May 13.1 10.3 111.0 1.1 1.3 June 13.0 10.2 111.9 1.1 1.3
July 13.0 10.2 110.5 1.2 1.3 August 13.0 10.1 110.6 1.2 1.3 September 13.5 10.3 112.7 1.2 1.3
October 14.1 10.5 113.1 1.2 1.3 November 13.7 10.3 112.1 1.2 1.3 December 12.4 10.0 112.8 1.2 1.4
2018 January 12.3 9.8 111.2 1.2 1.4 February 11.8 9.6 107.9 1.2 1.4 March 11.8 9.6 106.0 1.2 1.4
April 12.1 9.7 107.6 1.2 1.4 May 12.5 9.9 109.7 1.2 1.3 June 13.3 10.2 110.0 1.2 1.3
July 13.4 10.3 111.4 1.2 1.3 August 14.0 10.6 111.1 1.2 1.3 September 14.8 10.8 111.9 1.2 1.3
October 14.5 10.8 112.7 1.1 1.3 November 14.1 10.7 113.3 1.1 1.3 December 14.2 10.7 112.5 1.1 1.3
2019 January 13.9 10.5 109.2 1.1 1.3 February 13.8 10.5 110.3 1.1 1.3 March 14.4 10.7 111.1 1.1 1.3
1. Foreign currency per US dollar Source: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe - Data not available
76 Table 20.4 Sectoral Analysis of Commercial Banks Deposits, US$ Thousands
End of Agriculture Construction Communication Distribution Financial & Investments Financial Organizations Manufacturing Mining Services Transport Individuals Conglomerates/1 Total 2016 January 231 827 101 724 93 544 517 089 325 203 977 272 345 812 62 026 1 083 703 61 756 618 080 58 809 4 476 846 February 226 568 105 748 97 684 525 071 339 839 896 869 326 026 59 381 1 047 905 63 248 634 478 63 018 4 385 836 March 243 547 102 238 116 471 582 944 362 059 879 341 368 690 60 514 402 901 62 839 642 779 61 038 4 556 027
April 243 152 102 234 112 220 569 661 360 300 907 856 335 069 71 721 1 156 123 63 858 628 901 61 087 4 612 179 May 236 181 97 009 120 726 593 285 371 035 923 581 356 501 99 176 1 107 957 61 397 607 501 64 066 4 638 414 June 218 387 103 914 134 182 596 905 362 400 973 333 316 491 58 857 1 128 689 72 063 601 814 61 833 4 628 868
July 207 280 99 728 138 781 616 360 348 780 1 035 697 370 457 63 986 1 114 414 65 392 622 329 69 059 4 752 263 August 233 005 97 249 153 591 578 487 365 367 997 123 356 522 64 414 1 227 979 67 006 621 308 73 076 4 835 126 September 236 724 101 117 155 484 597 290 346 376 1 046 195 366 313 57 885 1 365 674 73 806 595 220 70 670 5 012 753
October 239 374 107 236 160 641 593 362 344 682 988 275 363 816 63 998 1 384 083 76 834 593 828 73 609 4 989 737 November 318 653 107 090 189 581 501 507 329 147 992 136 411 468 150 692 1 337 296 79 405 591 639 71 016 5 079 629 December 258 815 110 009 202 260 590 596 348 457 1 020 795 382 616 81 543 1 466 867 82 187 592 933 76 875 5 213 952
2017 January 236 437 108 553 230 965 618 214 339 580 1 002 775 382 746 86 115 1 393 941 82 671 589 550 85 602 5 157 150 February 254 464 112 294 226 878 613 080 312 949 997 181 393 543 121 799 1 402 648 91 522 604 325 84 653 5 215 335 March 299 519 118 530 232 991 626 987 308 298 1 049 256 402 864 170 835 1 400 324 102 288 610 024 91 046 5 412 961
April 281 220 117 174 235 094 687 963 307 711 1 013 363 400 019 190 006 1 432 953 110 259 650 596 102 681 5 529 038 May 301 531 113 686 220 542 679 781 320 878 1 019 941 417 419 175 383 1 454 718 108 367 667 020 71 770 5 551 036 June 295 920 109 938 248 436 712 648 334 369 1 121 024 408 604 185 262 1 521 876 107 327 697 998 74 195 5 817 598
July 309 865 126 629 262 828 587 617 341 372 1 143 424 423 847 191 274 1 599 344 99 510 680 623 76 164 5 842 495 August 302 611 149 015 296 551 914 687 346 237 1 131 208 453 584 169 521 1 562 637 111 395 746 645 90 999 6 275 089 September 348 786 146 383 286 092 796 517 340 225 1 072 980 571 374 211 077 1 705 641 122 646 747 874 72 255 6 421 850
October 345 521 138 275 238 976 778 597 355 136 1 138 204 565 046 259 285 1 694 694 123 909 741 652 72 255 6 451 550 November 336 339 144 709 239 524 927 821 362 515 986 825 629 010 250 133 1 694 044 131 768 761 401 72 255 6 536 343 December 317 795 160 262 284 830 890 549 375 616 1 073 707 686 933 257 197 1 712 824 143 466 711 032 62 445 6 676 656
2018 January 380 284 151 436 257 298 918 788 365 355 1 050 098 652 999 248 933 1 757 392 141 913 669 050 67 905 6 661 449 February 455 217 224 070 263 962 897 453 399 016 949 796 674 828 354 053 1 701 611 107 780 680 060 67 686 6 775 533 March 451 993 142 333 296 310 825 806 376 593 1 001 674 597 437 253 127 1 827 464 163 972 597 437 63 604 6 597 750
April 476 448 144 565 310 796 806 145 364 825 988 527 649 893 255 762 1 892 415 179 252 712 566 65 398 6 846 591 May 494 613 152 567 350 409 874 141 374 090 1 097 971 700 892 271 892 1 913 395 186 193 745 593 64 971 7 226 725 June 465 984 164 242 391 142 948 703 368 260 1 140 653 754 981 324 356 2 160 400 200 774 779 013 64 786 7 763 295
July 445 780 226 433 413 409 955 926 420 417 1 120 835 760 588 321 078 2 192 743 200 524 822 858 64 786 7 945 376 August 429 440 189 498 386 596 980 354 429 660 1 091 203 782 009 297 412 1 968 724 196 069 836 719 64 786 7 652 469 September 447 556 206 194 382 492 1 186 454 444 599 1 070 365 811 296 302 579 2 059 093 247 106 906 768 84 515 8 149 016
October 445 484 199 531 391 968 984 702 469 892 1 153 856 846 453 315 809 2 110 864 260 817 817 328 67 915 8 064 620 November 489 193 194 869 391 442 925 081 441 534 1 248 556 827 349 316 946 2 059 370 261 757 825 642 66 459 8 048 199 December 494 011 201 871 531 888 1 034 593 428 739 1 196 503 823 082 331 251 2 063 551 278 659 802 508 63 361 8 250 017
2019 January 505 423 391 022 497 976 1 034 948 411 946 1 187 607 882 290 322 030 2 154 902 135 872 763 190 63 064 8 350 270 February 512 602 374 751 394 709 936 124 449 801 904 919 855 348 347 406 2 355 866 138 686 776 950 63 097 8 110 259 March 526 564 343 684 376 206 937 743 393 489 1 317 758 861 575 380 295 2 099 331 141 677 773 726 63 095 8 215 144
Note. - 1. These are large corporation with business operations covering across a number of sectors Source: Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
77 Explanatory Notes Table 1.0 Recorded Migration through Official Ports Sources: Analysis of returns from the Department of Immigration Control relating to migration through official ports (it should be noted that other cross-border migration is not included and, as indicated below, there is evidence of understatement in the emigration figures relating to official ports). Immigrants Include: 1) new residents intending to remain in Zimbabwe for at least twelve months; 2) temporary residents taking up employment for a limited period; 3) returning former residents who had declared themselves as emigrants when they left the country, and 4) returning former residents who had previously declared they were leaving for less than a year, but who nevertheless, had remained away for more than twelve months.
Emigrants include: 1) residents who, on departure, declare they are leaving for more than twelve months, and 2) persons who recorded themselves as visitors on arrival, but who stayed for more than twelve months.
It should be noted that from other sources there is evidence that a significant number of the emigrants leaving through the official ports are omitted from these figures. Mainly these are residents who, on departure, declare they are leaving for less than twelve months, but who do not return within a year.
Table 2.0 Visitors and Returning Residents Source - Analysis of returns received from the Department of Immigration Visitors are defined as residents of other countries who visit Zimbabwe for a period not exceeding 12 months for any reason other than taking employment. These persons are classified, on arrival, by the Department of Immigration according to their reasons for visiting the country. In transit visitors are defined to include those visitors entering the country en route to another destination, and who spend less than two nights in passing through the country. The number of visitors leaving the country after a visit of less than one night is ascertained from the exit cards which are completed by or in respect of all departing visitors.
Returning residents are defined as persons normally resident in Zimbabwe, returning to this country after a visit not exceeding 12 months to other countries, who did not leave Zimbabwe as emigrants. The number of residents returning after a visit of not less than one night is again obtained from the exit cards.
Table 4.0 Road Accidents and Occupational Injuries Source.- Zimbabwe Republic Police and the National Social Security Authority respectively
The figures of occupational injuries, which include industrial diseases other than pneumoconiosis, represent claims on the National Social Security Authority.
Because they are not covered by the workers compensation scheme injuries to the following classes of persons are excluded: a) domestic servants b) civil servants c) casual workers
Table 5.0 Crime Statistics
Source - Police General Headquarters
The figures given are crimes reported to the Police for the periods shown. They are “National” total derived from reports from all stations.
For the period August 2011 to March 2012 some of the crimes under Criminal Law were reported under Miscellaneous Offence, Common Law and Law and Order Maintenance Act( other)
Table 6.0 and 6.1 Employees and their Earnings
- 78 - An employee is defined as a person who works for a public or private employer for more than 30 hours per week. Working owners of private liability companies are included within this definition.
Following the above definition, self-employed persons who operate unincorporated enterprises rather than private limited liability companies are excluded.
Since 1975 the procedure, apart from the private domestic service sector has been to undertake a full postal inquiry in September each year and to supplement this inquiry .with smaller surveys in the months of March, June and December; for these smaller enquiries coverage is confined to establishments with more than 10 employees. After each September inquiry the number of employees in the smaller establishments is assumed to remain statistic until the next full inquiry. Adjustments as necessary, are then made to that year’s figures in the light of the latest September results.
The earnings figures given in Table 6.0 and 6.1 include: (a) all cash wages, salaries, allowances, commissions and bonuses; (b) the employers’ contributions in respect of their employees to pension, provident and holiday funds and to medical aid societies; (c) the current account (as distinct from the capital account) costs to the employer of any food, clothing and housing provided free of charge to the employees.
Data for formal employment in the agriculture sector used to include persons only employed in the LSCF farms. For consistency and comparability purposes the data now includes employees and earnings for A1, A2 farms as these previously constituted the LSCF.
For private domestic servants, earnings are assessed twice a year through a sample survey in the six main urban areas. Details of earnings in all the other sectors of the economy are collected on a quarterly basis together with the employment data referred to earlier.
Unpublished data on further cross tabulations of employees and earnings figures is available on request from the office. The variables include sex, employment status (part time, full time, casual), area/region, industrial sector/status, income group, etc.
Table 7.0 Consumer Price Index (CPI)
The index is a Laspeyres type with December 2012 as base year. It is based on a changing cost of a weighted basket comprising of 495 different consumer goods and services which represent consumption by the average household in Zimbabwe. In constructing the weights, consumption of own produced goods and services was added to expenditure. In the case of owner-occupied housing the rent values of the houses were imputed. Similarly, for health services an imputed value for those services provided free by government was added to the tallied expenditure. The consumption concept, unlike the expenditure concept used in the previous series, increases the importance of food, housing and health.
Generally, the CPI relates to price levels around the 15th of every month. However there are a few important items for which prices are collected bi-annually (e.g. rent) or annually (e.g. school fees).
All CPI figures include value added tax and excise duty. Twelve (12) major group and 68 sub-group indices are produced monthly. With effect from January 2013, ZIMSTAT is publishing the new Consumer Price Index (CPI) with new weights and a new classification in accordance with international guidelines. The use of a new classification of Individual Consumption by Purpose (COICOP) resulted in the creation of a new classification which resulted in coming up with 83 classes, 41 groups and 12 divisions while in the old classification there were 68 subgroups and 12 major groups. The number of items in the CPI basket has also been increased from 428 to 495.
Due to the reclassification that has been done, the sub-groups and major groups have been substituted by classes, groups and divisions.
The implementation of the COICOP classification is also part of the harmonisation project of Consumer Price Indices in different regions like the SADC region. All member states are supposed to adopt the new procedure to enable inter country comparisons of the CPI and the rate of inflation.
The indices prior to January 2013 were re-referenced to December 2012=100. The rates of inflation remain the same under different weight regimes as the relative magnitude of indices is maintained. The new weights are therefore applicable from January 2013 onwards.
- 79- Major Groups in the Consumer Price Index by weight 2012.
Major Groups CPI 2012 National %
Food and non-Alcoholic Beverages 33.5 Alcoholic Beverages and tobacco 4.4 Clothing and footwear 6.0 Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels 17.7 Furniture, household equipment and maintenance 9.9 Health 2.2 Transport 9.8 Communication 3.4 Recreation and culture 2.1 Education 5.7 Restaurants and hotels 1.4 Miscellaneous goods and services 3.9 Total 100.0
Comparing the Old Basket with the New Basket
The office adopted a new poverty basket based on the 2011/2012 Poverty, Income, Consumption and Expenditure Survey (PICES) in May 2013.
Users who wish to compare the old basket with the new basket are advised to multiply the old basket with the following factors
PROVINCE FACTORS Manicaland 0.9 Mashonaland Central 1.0 Mashonaland East 0.8 Mashonaland West 0.9 Matabeleland North 1.0 Matabeleland South 1.0 Midlands 0.9 Masvingo 0.9 Harare 0.9 National 0.9
Table 7.1 - 7.4 Poverty Datum Lines (PDL)
The ILO Position on PDL in relation to Wages and Salaries
The Minimum Wage-Fixing Machinery Recommendation, 1928, the Minimum Wage Fixing Machinery (Agriculture) Recommendation, 1951, and the Equal Remuneration Recommendation, 1951, provided the following guidelines for minimum wage fixing bodies:
That the minimum wage fixing, should adopt criteria which will make systems of minimum wages both an effective instrument of social protection and an element in the strategy of economic and social development, - 80 - that minimum wage fixing should in no way operate to the prejudice of the exercise and growth of free collective bargaining as a means of fixing wages higher than the minimum, and
The Minimum Wage Fixing Recommendation, 1970 stated the purpose of minimum wage fixing as:
Minimum wage fixing should constitute one element in a policy designed to overcome poverty and to ensure the satisfaction of the needs of all workers and their families. The fundamental purpose of minimum wage fixing should be to give wage earners necessary social protection as regards minimum permissible levels of wages.
ILO Criteria for Determining the Level of Minimum Wages
In determining the level of minimum wages, account should be taken of the following criteria, amongst others: the needs of workers and their families; the general level of wages in the country; the cost of living and changes therein; social security benefits; the relative living standards of other social groups ; economic factors, including the requirements of economic development, levels of productivity and the desirability of attaining and maintaining a high level of employment.
From the above discussion, ILO recommends that the PDL should be used as a benchmark or a reference point in determining minimum wages. Although the recurrent result is that minimum wages and poverty are inversely related, one cannot always conclude that a rise in the minimum wages is the most cost effective way to reduce poverty. It is also important to note that there may be more than one breadwinner in a household, so if everyone gets the minimum wage then it means that households get far more than what the household would need.
Table 8.0 National Income
National income can be measured in three ways, viz. by using information on income, production or expenditure. In the main, the estimates are obtained from the product approach, but, using the product estimates as controls, analyses are also made by type of income and by expenditure.
Gross national income (market prices) represents the value of income accruing to the factors of production supplied by residents. It is thus the sum of incomes paid by resident producers to all factors of production (gross domestic income at factor cost), plus indirect taxes reduced by subsidies plus income received by resident factors of production from non-residents, less income paid to non-residents factors of production.
In practice, establishments are regarded as paying out factor incomes to labour in the form of wages and salaries, and being left with a gross operating profit which is the factor income attributable to the factors of production employed, but not necessarily owned by the establishment. Part of this gross operating profit is then distributed to the owners of the factors of production in the form of investment income (interest, rent, dividends and net profit) and to other final recipients in the form of transfer income (direct taxes, pensions, bursaries, etc.).
Wages and salaries include: (1) all cash wages, salaries, allowances, overtime commissions and bonuses; (2) employers’ contributions to pension funds, provident funds, holiday funds and medical aid societies but exclude contributions to the Workmen’s Compensation Fund; (3) the cash value of all income received in kind, i.e. housing, uniform etc.; paid to or on behalf of residents and non-resident labour by enterprises, local and central government persons and private non-profit-making institution which are resident in the country. Wages and salaries paid by foreign diplomatic and consular mission (non-residents) are excluded.
Rent includes the imputed income from owner-occupied dwellings and the actual payments to both private rentiers of residential buildings and to Government in its capacity as owner of buildings. The rental income is recorded before deduction of costs and depreciation.
Gross operating profit is estimated before receipt or payment of property income (rent, other than that on residential buildings) and is expressed gross of depreciation.
- 81 - Unincorporated enterprises’ gross operating profit is the income in cash and kind actually received by individual employers and persons working on their own account from the total entrepreneurial income of their enterprises plus income from property.
Table 8.1 Gross Domestic Product at Factor Cost by Industry of Origin Gross domestic product at factor cost represents the total value at factor cost of the goods and services produced within the country counted without duplication and before providing for depreciation. It is therefore essentially the sum of the values added at each stage of production.
Table 8.2 Expenditure on the Gross National Product This table gives the final uses of gross domestic product and gross national product at market prices. The latter is derived by adjusting gross domestic product for net factor incomes (receipts less payments) from abroad.
Private consumption expenditure represents consumption by person in their capacity as final consumers. The details are to some extent, derived as residual after the allocation of supply to the other components of demand. It includes imputed rentals for owner-occupied dwellings but not expenditure on new dwellings.
What is wanted as a component of final uses gross domestic product is final consumption of resident households. However, what can be directly estimated is expenditure in the domestic market. To obtain final consumption expenditure of resident households, expenditure in domestic market is adjusted for net external expenditure (expenditure less receipts) on passenger fares, holiday travel, amount spent by visitors, foreign exchange bought from travellers and no currency involved imports.
Net government current expenditure relates to expenditure departments on goods and services netted for fees, sales and recoveries. All expenditure on defence is treated as current expenditure, except identifiable capital expenditure on airfields also used also used for civilian purposes and family residential dwellings.
Gross fixed capital formation is made up of purchases of new fixed assets (other than land) by all enterprises and central and local government less their sales of similar second hand goods. It includes work in progress of construction industry as well as expenditure on new private dwellings by individuals (net of sales).
Increase in stocks includes livestock, materials and supplies, finished goods and work in progress of all industries (other than construction).
Net exports of goods and services (exports less imports)-Exports include sales of merchandise and services as well as direct purchases in Zimbabwe made by visitors, travellers and foreign governments. Imports include purchases of merchandise and services as well as direct purchases made by resident household and government on current account abroad. Net factor income from abroad-comprise wages and salaries and entrepreneurial income received from less similar income paid abroad by residents.
Table 9.0 Balance of Payments The objectives of the Balance of Payments Account is to record and identify transactions between residents and non-residents. The account is designed to indicate: a) Flows of resources b) Changes in foreign financial assets and liabilities c) Transfer payments i.e. payments flowing either way without a quid pro quo. Conceptually each transaction involves a debit and credit entry. However, these are not explicit or accurate. Timing variations may cause transactions not to match; exchange variations may also affect the balance. To offset these and other variations, errors and omissions are included as a balancing item against such discrepancies. The account is divided into a current account covering goods, services and transfers and a capital account covering public and private capital flows. The resulting balance is financed by official financing which may involve borrowing for this specific purpose.
Table 10.0 Summary of External Trade Figures for domestic exports, re-exports and imports (including the parcel post trade) are mainly compiled from customs bills of entry completed by exporters and importers. For electricity a special monthly return is obtained from ZESA showing trade in the commodity. Corrections for any previous month’s figures are made in the current month.
- 82 - Domestic exports, that is, goods of Zimbabwean origin, include goods produced domestically and those originally imported that have under-gone a process of transformation. They are valued “Free-on-rail” (F.O.R) at the point of despatch. Excluded are goods consigned to diplomatic and other official missions, cinematograph films on lease tourists” effects and fuel uplifts and stores purchased by foreign aircraft.
Re-exports are also valued “Free-on-board” (F.O.B) at point of despatch. These consists of goods previously imported and are now being exported in essentially the same physical condition as when they were originally imported and of goods previously imported and entered into customs bonded warehouses. Imports include goods imported into the country directly for home consumption or use and those going into customs bonded warehouses. Returned exports are also included as re-imports. Imports are valued cost insurance and freight (C.I.F).
Table 10.1 and 10.2 Domestic Exports/ Imports by Principal Countries.
The countries selected are the major trading partners in terms of value based on figures of the previous year. Particulars of exports are given according to the country of destination; this is the final country to which the goods are being despatched from Zimbabwe. Details of imports are given by the country of origin or production.
Table 10.3 and 10.4 Domestic Exports/Imports by HS Chapters
Zimbabwe has changed its classification of commodities from Standard International Trade Classification (SITC) to the Harmonised System of Commodity Coding and Description (HS).
Table 11.0 Short-Term Credits Extended to Farmers Source - Commercial banks and Merchant banks
Table 11.1 Summary of Sales of Principal Crops and Livestock to/through Marketing Authorities Sources – Analysis of returns received as listed in Tables 11.2 and 11.3 below
Tables 11.2 and 11.3 Volume and Value of Crops Sales to / through Marketing Authorities Sources – Analysis of returns received from: i. Grain Marketing Boards (GMB) ii. Agriculture Marketing Authority (AMA) iii. Tobacco Marketing Board (TIMB) iv. Zimbabwe Sugar Sales (Pvt) Ltd.
Tables 11.4 and 11.5 Volume and value of Livestock Slaughtering and Milk Butterfat Production Sources – Analysis of returns received from: i. Cold Storage Company (CSC) ii. Colcom iii. Government Grading Centre iv. Quarterly Census of Registered Butcheries (Class 11) v. Dairy Association of Zimbabwe (DAZ)
The resulting overall average price for the grading centers was also used to value the slaughtering for CSC. Colcom average price for pig slaughtering was also used to value pig slaughtering at Government grading centres and butchers.
Table 12.0 and 12.1 Mineral Production
Source – Chamber of Mines Generally the value is “at mine” except for copper and nickel for which quantities and values are included after refining and hence relate to the metal content.
Table 13.0 Electrical Energy Produced and Distributed
Source – Zimbabwe electricity Supply Authority (ZESA) Undertakings with a capacity of less than 100 kilowatts are excluded. Imports into Zimbabwe are from Zambia, DRC, South Africa and Mozambique. Exports from Zimbabwe, other than through the grid system, are to South - 83 - Africa and Namibia. The net figure is shown. The generation and distribution of electricity in Zimbabwe is the responsibility of the Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority (ZESA.
The difference between Zimbabwe’s input to and drawings from ZESA Grid is made up of exports to/imports from Zambia and line losses within the Zimbabwe Section of the grid system; these losses are of the order of 4 percent of the drawings from the ZESA Grid.
Table 13.1 Electrical Energy Consumed by Broad Industrial Sectors
Undertakings of less than 100 kilowatt capacity are not included.
The difference between total energy distributed and total energy consumed is made up of transformer usage and line losses, details of which are not available.
Table 14.0 Building Material Price Index
The table illustrates the price changes of building materials and the changes in the cost of building a particular three-bed roomed house (excluding labour). The later is indicated by the total materials index. The total materials index is arrived at by combining the materials indices by weights which are derived from the cost structure of the house. The weights presently being used were derived in 1968. The indices are calculated to 1968 as base then later converted to 1980 base.
The index covers two urban areas which represent the Nation. These are Harare Bulawayo. Firstly for each city are computed then combined using the ratio 75:15 = Harare : Bulawayo to get the national index.
Table 15.0: Volume of Manufacturing Index (VMI)
The indicators used for measuring changes in the volume of production are: physical quantities produced or materials used, value of sales or output deflated by a price index. From 2009, new weights have been used and 2009 has also been used as the comparison base year.
Table 16.0 Principal Indicators - Gross output, Intermediate consumption and Value added classified by industrial group; CIP Zimbabwe
The table shows gross output, intermediate consumption and value added as principal indicators.
Gross output illustrates the result of the overall production activity of establishments (i.e. industrial units) and it corresponds to the sum of the value of all goods or services that are actually produced within an establishment and become available for use outside that establishment plus any goods and services produced for own final use. The value of production at basic prices is given by: Gross output = Value of sale/turnover/shipments of all goods or services produced by the establishment + Value of sale/turnover/shipments adjusted for stocks.
Intermediate consumption consists of the value of goods and services consumed as inputs in the process of production, excluding fixed assets. The goods or services may be either transformed or used up in the production process and is calculated as follows:
Hence Value added = Gross output – Intermediate consumption
Table 17.0 Railways
Source – Railways Administration Rail services operating revenue relates solely to revenue from rail traffic.
Rail services operating expenditure is confined to the direct costs of operating the service.
Total revenue includes revenue from road motor services, catering and property rents in addition to rail services.
Total expenditure includes the costs of running all the services as well as general administration and interest charges.
Number of passengers excludes children under 7 years.
- 84 - Gross tonne kilometres is the gross mass , as shown on the vehicle list, of every vehicle, “dead” engine, etc., included in the composition of trains, plus ballast wagons travelling to and from the point of working when hauled by other than ballast trains, multiplied by the distance travelled. Net tonne kilometres relate to all public freight-paying traffic and invoiced railway stores, plus ballast en route to ballasting point when hauled on other than ballast trains. The contents of coaching stock, goods vans and “other vehicles” and ballast wagons whilst on ballast train working “in section are” excluded.
Coaching services includes revenue from passenger traffic, parcels, excess luggage, special trains and saloons. Miscellaneous revenue includes demurrage, storage and mails.
Table 17.2 Airport Traffic Flights in/out include all aircraft landing and taking off, viz. an aircraft which lands and takes off is reflected in the figures for flights in/out as two.
Passengers include those who embark or disembark at an airport but exclude in-transit passengers.
Freight includes good and mail lifted and set down. Other airports comprise Masvingo, Kariba, Buffalo Range, Victoria Falls, Charles Prince and Hwange National Park.
Air Zimbabwe Source - Air Zimbabwe Distances are measured in terms of the Great Circle distances between airports.
Table 18.0 Assets of Commercial Banks Source - Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
The commercial banks include; Barclays Bank of Zimbabwe Limited, CBZ Bank Limited, Stanbic Bank Ltd, Standard Chartered Bank Limited and ZB Bank Limited, Agricultural Bank of Zimbabwe Limited Kingdom Bank Limited, Premier Banking Corporation Limited, FBC Bank Limited, African Banking Corporation, Metropolitan Bank of Zimbabwe Limited, TN Bank Limited, NMB Bank Limited, MBCA Bank Limited, and Zimbabwe Allied Banking Group.
Table 18.1 Liabilities of Commercial Banks Source - Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
Table 18.2 Advances of Commercial Banks by Sector Source - Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
Table 18.3 Advances of Commercial Bank by Type of Organisation Source – Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
Other Financial Institutions Table 19.0 Assets of Accepting Houses Source - Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
Table 19.1 Liabilities of Accepting Houses Source - Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
Table 19.2 Assets of Building Societies Source - Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
The Building Societies in Zimbabwe include; CBZ Building, Central Africa Building Society (CABS), FBC Building Society and ZB Building Society etc.
Table 19.3 Liabilities of Building Societies Source - Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
Table 20.0 Public Debt and Government Finance Zimbabwe External Debt Outstanding by Debtor (including all arrears but excluding penalties). Source - Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe and Ministry of Finance
Table 21.0 Monetary Aggregates - 85 - Includes the definitions of money supply M1 (narrow definition of money supply), M2 and M3 (the broad money supply). Source- Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
Interest rates
Table 22.0 Bank Deposit Rates These are available for Commercial Banks Savings rates and 3 months Commercial Bank deposit rates.
Bank deposit rates are also available for Accepting Houses for a period of 3 months. Source - Reserve Bank
Table 22.0 Lending Rates Lending rates are available for lending rates for Commercial Banks and for Accepting Houses. Source - Reserve Bank
Table 23.0 Stock Exchange Indices Source - The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange
The value of turnover index is calculated on the total value of sales conducted on the Stock Exchange. The industrial share price index is calculated on the closing prices on the last day of business of each month. The index covers all domestic industrial shares. It is a base weighted index but the chain-base method is used to take account of news issues, bonus issues, etc.
Table 24.0 Selected International Exchange Rates, Source – Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe
The Exchange rates are for the period after the introduction of multicurrency into the Country.
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Introduction to a new approach of calculating Financial Intermediary Services Indirectly Measured (FISIM) in National Accounts.
According to the 1993 System of National Accounts (1993 SNA) the total value of financial intermediation services indirectly measured (FISIM) is measured as total property income receivable by financial intermediaries minus the total interest payable by them. This excludes the value of any property income receivable from investment of their own funds, as such income does not arise from financial intermediation. Whenever the production of output is recorded in the System the use of that output must be explicitly accounted for elsewhere in the system. Hence, FISIM must be recorded as being disposed of in one or more of the following ways, as intermediate consumption by enterprises, as final consumption by households, or as exports to non-residents. In principle, the total output, therefore should be allocated among the various recipients or users of the services for which no explicit charges are made.
Before this endeavour to compute FISIM using the 1993 System of National Accounts, ZIMSTAT has been using the 1968 version of the SNA whereby the whole of the output is recorded as the intermediate consumption of a nominal industry. This approach makes total GDP for the economy as a whole to be invariant (constant) to the size of the estimated output.
The new approach of Computing FISIM recommended by SNA 1993
When output is allocated among different users, one possible way of proceeding is to base the allocation on the difference between the actual rates of interest payable and receivable and a “reference” rate of interest. When the required information is available, estimates of the following may be calculated and used to allocate the total output: For those to whom the intermediaries lend funds, both resident and non-resident, the difference between the interest actually charged on loans and the amount that would be paid if a reference rate were used. For those from whom the intermediaries borrow funds, both resident and non-resident, the difference between the interest they would receive if a reference rate were used and the interest they actually receive.
The reference rate represents the pure cost of borrowing funds. It is a rate from which the risk premium has been eliminated to the greatest extent possible and which does not include any intermediation services. The interbank lending rate would be a suitable choice of a reference rate if available. Alternatively the Central Bank lending rate could be used.
Methodology of computing FISIM
To calculate the output of FISIM on loans (yL) and deposits (yD) only, using a reference rate (rr), the formula is
FISIM = (rL - rr). yL + (rr – rD).yD; where
(rL - rr).yL represents FISIM on loans;
(rr – rD).yD represents FISIM on deposits;
rL is interest rate on loans and
rD is interest rate on deposits.
Example of computation of FISIM in Zimbabwe
new FISIM = (rL-rr)yL+(rr-rD)yD =rL*yL-rr*yL+rr*yD-rD*yD =loan interest received minus SNA interest on loans plus SNA interest on deposits minus deposit interest paid = 51 762 671 25 040.4 27 635.0 20 089 918 31 675 348 minus plus minus TOTAL
- 87- Where Bank interest on loans by banks = FISIM + SNA interest
Bank interest on deposits with banks = SNA interest – FISIM
Use one reference rate to calculate FISIM on loans and deposits with resident financial institutions
Breakdown of Computations SNA interest on loans = interbank rate*level of loans
FISIM on loans = Actual amount received – SNA interest
SNA interest on deposits = interbank rate*level of deposits
FISIM on deposits = SNA interest – actual amount paid
If this type of information is not available or not appropriate, the total value of FISIM could be allocated using different indicators. For example, it could be allocated in proportion to the total financial assets and liabilities that exist between financial intermediaries and various groups of users, or in proportion to other relevant financial variables. Two alternative methods of allocation of FISIM to users are permitted in the System of National Accounts; FISIM may either be allocated to the industries and sectors of the total economy or to a nominal industry and sector.
The Allocation of FISIM to Industries For industries with market output or output for own use valued at market prices, the allocation of FISIM to that industry increases intermediate consumption and decreases value added. For industries with non-market output, the allocation of FISIM increases both intermediate consumption and output but leaves value added unchanged.
Work Currently Done on FISIM in Zimbabwe FISIM was computed using the interbank rate which is estimated as the average rate for the deposit rates. In the past Zimbabwe used to have an interbank rate but nowadays the banks negotiate between themselves on the interbank rate to use during transactions. The average deposit rate was chosen as it is less variable than the average commercial bank lending rate. An alternative would be to use the minimum lending rates when available. FISIM was computed using data on deposits and advances for commercial Banks, Merchant Banks and Building Societies. This data is easily obtainable from the Reserve Bank monthly Bulletins.
Splitting by FISIM by industry FISIM was then split into various industries using each industry’s contribution to advances for both Commercial Banks and Merchant Banks using data from the Reserve Bank’s monthly Reviews. Individuals are part of the sectors covered and so they were removed as they are part of the GDP by expenditure approach. The splitting of the FISIM for the Expenditure table was done using the previous stable ratios of the expenditure table components.
Old FISIM and New FISIM The old FISIM which is currently published in the revised National Accounts figures was split by industry using the ratios obtained in the NEW FISIM computed using the recommended approach using the 1993 System of National Accounts (SNA).
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2009 2010 2011 2012 New FISIM (Total Financial Sector) 51 214 401.00 130 449 507.00 212 216 554.00 285 201 438.00 FISIM Old (published in revised National Accounts figures) 22 138 249.00 35 641 097.00 50 253 947.00 67 328 897.00 GDP at market prices 8 157 077 422.00 9 456 808 151.00 10 956 226 611.00 12 472 416 688.00 New FISIM from Fin Sector % GDP 0.63 1.38 1.94 2.29 FISIM OLD as percentage of GDP (%) 0.27 0.38 0.46 0.54 Comparison with old series 1985 1986 1987 1988 Imputed Bank Charges % of GDP 2.3 2.2 2.5 2.1
New FISIM Financial Sector 2009 2010 2011 2012 FISIM Commercial Banks 49 478 911.00 120 996 127.00 177 624 340.00 243 768 834.00 FISIM Merchant Banks - 2 057 440.00 5 143 660.00 9 943 839.00 9 757 256.00 FISIM Building Society 3 792 930.00 4 309 720.00 24 648 375.00 31 675 348.00 Total New FISIM 51 214 401.00 130 449 507.00 212 216 554.00 285 201 438.00 Variance New FISIM less Old FISIM 29 076 152.00 94 808 410.00 161 962 607.00 217 872 541.00
Total Advances of Commercial Banks and Merchant Banks by Industry Sector), Percent (Excluding advances made to individuals)
2009 2010 2011 2012 Agriculture 14.1 17.5 17.6 19 Construction 1.9 2.8 3 2.6 Distribution 21.7 20.5 17.6 16.7 Finance and insurance 9.3 9.8 10.5 7.8 Manufacturing and Conglomerates 27.7 21.9 21 20 Mining 10.1 12.2 9 11 Services 11.9 11.6 14.8 16.3 Transport 3.4 3.7 6.6 6.7 Total 100.1 100 100.1 100.1
New FISIM Production Approach by Industry
2009 2010 2011 2012 Agriculture 7 214 017.00 22 828 664.00 37 312 801.00 54 134 139.00 Construction 972 102.00 3 652 586.00 6 360 137.00 7 407 830.00 Distribution 11 102 423.00 26 742 149.00 37 312 801.00 47 581 059.00 Finance and insurance 4 758 181.00 12 784 052.00 22 260 478.00 22 223 489.00 Manufacturing and Conglomerates 14 172 217.00 28 568 442.00 44 520 955.00 56 983 304.00 Mining 5 167 487.00 15 914 840.00 19 080 410.00 31 340 817.00 Services 6 088 425.00 15 132 143.00 31 376 673.00 46 441 393.00 Transport 1 739 550.00 4 826 632.00 13 992 300.00 19 089 407.00 Total 51 214 401.00 130 449 507.00 212 216 554.00 285 201 438.00
- 89 - Old FISIM Production Approach by Industry 2009 2010 2011 2012 Agriculture 3 118 375.00 6 237 192.00 8 835 859.00 12 779 711.00 Construction 420 207.00 997 951.00 1 506 112.00 1 748 803.00 Distribution 4 799 201.00 7 306 425.00 8 835 859.00 11 232 693.00 Finance and insurance 2 056 800.00 3 492 828.00 5 271 393.00 5 246 408.00 Manufacturing and Conglomerates 6 126 169.00 7 805 400.00 10 542 786.00 13 452 327.00 Mining 2 233 729.00 4 348 214.00 4 518 337.00 7 398 780.00 Services 2 631 820.00 4 134 367.00 7 430 154.00 10 963 647.00 Transport 751 949.00 1 318 721.00 3 313 447.00 4 506 530.00 Total 22 138 249.00 35 641 097.00 50 253 947.00 67 328 897.00
New FISIM Allocation to Expenditure 2009 2010 2011 2012 Final Consumption 41 432 450.00 105 533 651.00 171 683 192.00 230 727 963.00 Private Consumption (as a residual) 32 531 388.00 82 861 527.00 134 799 955.00 181 159 953.00 Consumption of Private Non-Profit Bodies 317 529.00 808 787.00 1 315 743.00 1 768 249.00 Government Consumption Expenditure 8 583 534.00 21 863 337.00 35 567 494.00 47 799 761.00 Gross Capital Formation 11 154 497.00 28 411 903.00 46 220 765.00 62 116 873.00 Gross Fixed Capital Formation 11 512 997.00 29 325 049.00 47 706 281.00 64 113 283.00 Exports of Goods and Services 18 273 298.00 46 544 384.00 75 718 866.00 101 759 873.00 Imports of Goods and Services 19 635 601.00 50 014 341.00 81 363 827.00 109 346 231.00 Total FISIM Allocation 51 214 401.00 130 449 507.00 212 216 554.00 285 201 438.00
Old FISIM Allocation to Expenditure Table 2009 2010 2011 2012 Final Consumption 17 909 843.00 28 833 648.00 40 655 443.00 54 469 078.00 Private Consumption (as a residual) 14 062 216.00 22 639 225.00 31 921 307.00 42 767 316.00 Consumption of Private Non-Profit Bodies 137 257.00 220 975.00 311 574.00 417 439.00 Government Consumption Expenditure 3 710 370.00 5 973 448.00 8 422 561.00 11 284 323.00 Gross Capital Formation 4 821 711.00 7 762 631.00 10 945 310.00 14 664 234.00 Gross Fixed Capital Formation 4 976 678.00 8 012 119.00 11 297 087.00 15 135 536.00 Exports of Goods and Services 7 898 927.00 12 716 743.00 17 930 608.00 24 022 951.00 Imports of Goods and Services 8 487 805.00 13 664 797.00 19 267 363.00 25 813 899.00 Total Old FISIM Allocation 22 138 249.00 35 641 097.00 50 253 947.00 67 328 897.00
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