Now that's dire!

[wobbegong]

1.00 GBP = 22,738,300,016.67 ZWD

I knew they were suffering "hyper inflation", but I had no idea how "hyper"!!!!

[DaveB]

They recently issued a 5 million ZMD Note just to try and keep up. Won't even buy a loaf of bread.

[BrilloPad]

1.00 GBP = 22,738,300,016.67 ZWD

I knew they were suffering "hyper inflation", but I had no idea how "hyper"!!!!

Why is the exchange rate important? You thinking of going there for a holiday?

Maybe the exchange rate unchanged since a year ago?

[Xenophon]

I think the highest denomination now is a 500m Zimbabwe dollar banknote.

Pear-shaped.

[The Lone Gunman]

1.00 GBP = 22,738,300,016.67 ZWD

I knew they were suffering "hyper inflation", but I had no idea how "hyper"!!!!

Last time I was there the highest denomination note was 100 zim. Try getting enough for dinner in your wallet.



I believe they have issued 500's and 1000's since then but these days they are working with some sort of cheque system.

[Xenophon]

I think the highest denomination now is a 500m Zimbabwe dollar banknote.

Pear-shaped.

...and it is worth around USD$2...

[TheBigYinJames]

And yet the scumbag was greeted by his fellow leaders as a "hero"...
flip me, they should all be shot.

He gives them the Horn. Of Africa.

[BoredBloke]

They said on the radio the other day that the amount of bank notes needed to buy a loaf is actually heavier than the loaf itself.

[VectraMan]

1.00 GBP = 22,738,300,016.67 ZWD

23,000,000,000 by now. Probably.

[thunderlizard]

same with toilet paper. By area, more valuable than bank notes