Zimbabwe's gold-backed currency which has been battered on foreign-exchange markets since its debut in April rose against the dollar for a second day on Tuesday. According to economic analysts, the currency is benefiting from tighter monetary conditions engineered by the central bank, which devalued the unit in late September.
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