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Zimbabwe's inflation has slowed sharply after years of runaway price rises that wiped out savings and battered the economy. Authorities say tighter monetary controls and the introduction of the gold-backed ZiG currency are restoring stability. But many economists and ordinary Zimbabweans remain cautious, warning that past attempts to tame inflation have often been short-lived. The big question now is whether this turnaround marks a real shift in economic management — or just another temporary reprieve.