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The market rebounded in mid-week session after a 10-day losing streak. The All-Share Index gained 0.09% to 195.56pts while, the Agriculture Index climbed 2.29% to 154.58pts. The Mid-Cap Index edged up 0.43% to 239.80pts while, on the contrary the ZSE Top Ten Index shed 0.03% to 189.81pts. Willdale led the gainers of the day having surged 13.67% to $0.0341 while, SeedCo Limited rallied 11.51% to $2.8000.
Written by EFE Research
Econet highlighted the mid-month session as circa 56.74m shares sailed through at a negotiated price of $3.2400 which represent 2.12% of the total issued shares. The trade helped anchor the daily volumes and turnover as it claimed 99.04% of the former and 99.25% of the latter. The telecoms giant ended at VWAP of $3.8112, having traded an intra-day low of $3.8500. Activity aggregates improved in the session as volumes traded ballooned 116.29% to 53.32m, to yield a total value of $185.35m which was a 88.82% upsurge from prior session.
The ZSE downtrend continued into the third week as the mid cap counters weighed on the market. The mainstream AllShare Index fell 0.04% to 195.83pts while, the Mid Cap Index fell 0.19% to 241.40pts. On the contrary, the Blue-Chip Index edged up 0.02% to 189.75pts while, the Agriculture Index rose 0.03% to 152.82pts. ZSE Holdings led the fallers of the day on a 10.77% retreat to end pegged at $2.9995 while, retail company OKZIM lost 2.02% to close at $0.2700.
ZSE faltered in the final session of the week as losses in selected heavies dragged down the market. ZSE Holdings which listed on the bourse yesterday, commenced trading today at a listing price of $3.4900 as 11,600 shares exchanged hands. The ZSE All Share Index trimmed 0.02% to close at 195.90pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index shed 0.08% to end at 189.72pts. On the contrary, the ZSE Agriculture Index rose 0.28% to 152.77pts while, the Mid Cap Index added 0.17% to 241.85pts.
Losses persisted on the ZSE as all the four major indices we review closed in the red. The All-Share Index was 0.21% weaker at 195.94pts while, the Blue-Chip Index was 0.27% lower at 189.88pts. The Mid Cap Index lost a negligible 0.02% to end pegged at 241.45pts while, the Agriculture Index was 0.85% down at 152.35pts on the back of losses in Hippo. Leading the laggards of the day was Star Africa that plunged 15.12% to $0.0426 while, logistics company Unifreight trailed behind on a 14.38% decline to close at $1.3100.
The ZSE market declined for the sixth consecutive session as the All Share slid 0.02% to 196.34pts. The ZSE Top 10 Index shed 0.13% to 190.39pts while, the Agriculture Index retreated 2.23% to 153.66pts. Contrastingly, the Mid-Cap rose 0.29% to 241.51pts. ART headlined the fallers of the day as it succumbed 14.91% to $0.1455. Hippo plummeted 14.74% to $4. 0030. Ariston dropped 12.50% to $0.0350 while, beverages giant Delta slipped 0.21% to settle at $13.1721.
The ZSE market continued to falter in the session as the AllShare Index fell 0.04% to 196.39pts while, the Agriculture Index retreated 1.03% to 157.16pts. The Mid Cap Index parred off 0.15% to close at 240.80pts. On the contrary, the ZSE top Ten Index added a negligible 0.0069% to end at 190.63pts. Brick manufacturer Willdale led the fallers of the day having lost 25.00% to end pegged at $0.0300.
The ZSE market stretched losses into the new week to see the primary All Share Index falling 0.32% to 196.46pts, while the Top 10 Index dropped 0.89% to 190.62%. The Agriculture Index rose 0.05% to 158.79pts, as the Mid-Cap climbed 1.43% to 241.16pts. Headlining the laggards of the day was banking group CBZ that shed 7.45% to $6.5000, followed by sugar refiner Star-Africa that eased 6.70% to $0.0502. General Beltings lost 4.76% to $0.1000 while, First Mutual Holdings slid 3.74% to $3.8500.
The market faltered in weekending session as mid and heavy cap counters weighed on the ZSE. The primary All share Index retreated 0.19% to close the day at 197.09pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index shed 0.14% to 192.34pts. The Mid Cap Index trimmed 0.33% to 237.76pts while, on the contrary the ZSE Agriculture Index rose 0.04% to 158.71pts.
Banking group NMB highlighted today’s session as circa 5.03m shares worth $18.61m exchanged hands on the ZSE. The trades accounted for 68.93% of the total volumes exchanged and 82.99% of the value aggregate. The other notable volume driver was Nampak which claimed 13.64% of the volume aggregate. Volumes traded soared 99.78% to 7.30m shares while, turnover surged 90.55% to $22.43m. Datvest MCS was stable at $0.0300 on 2,665 units. The Tigere REIT added 0.15% to $1.3357 as 4,731 units exchanged hands in the session.
The market faltered in midweek session as the All-Share Index shed 0.15% to close at 198.16pts. The ZSE Top 10 Index eased 0.48% to 193.25pts. The Agriculture Index advanced 1.82% to 165.18pts while, the Mid-Cap firmed up 0.85% to 239.57pts. Leading the idlers of the day was agro-industrial farmer Ariston that dropped 6.67% to end pegged at $0.0400.
ZSE registered gains in the new month as the All-Share Index gained 0.62% to close at 198.46pts while, the Blue-Chip Index edged up 0.02% to 194.17pts. The Agriculture Index rose 1.72% to 162.23pts while, the Mid Cap Index added 2.55% to 237.54pts. Sugar refiner Star Africa headlined the gainers of the day on a 37.50% jump to end pegged at $0.0550 with TSL Limited trailing on a 13.92% surge to $2.5000.
