Tue, 13 Jun 2017 13:49:40 +0000 By Kelvin Chungu IT IS interesting to read about the effect of the various policy positions that the Central Bank makes. The rate adjustments, up or down, and the almost quiet abbey by the private sector. But we know that each time there is a policy pronouncement that there will be someone who is either smiling or unhappy. But to gain the pulse of the resulting national sentiments, one has to visit the watering well. And you can decipher the rise or decline in the temperature of the economy just in time. It is as though with each policy shift, there is a tormentor or a motivator close by watching your every move. The effect is almost as though you are dealing with a witchdoctor, keenly playing the game of monopoly, and with a pulse on the economy of every corporate and individuals hemmed at them. The recent […]
