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Gains in selected heavies lift the market… Gains in selected heavies lifted the market in Friday’s session as the All-Share Index put on 1.87% to 200.54pts. The ZSE Top Ten Index rose 3.69% to close at 209.29pts. On the contrary, the ZSE Agriculture Index and the Mid Cap Index slipped 1.79% and 2.55% to close at 177.14pts and 166.29pts respectively. Leading the winners of the day was fintech group Ecocash that surged 13.66% to $0.7667. Star Africa charged 7.50% to $0.0110 while, Econet Wireless added 4.86% to $3.7334, having traded an intra-day high of $4.0900. Tea company Tanganda was 3.12% firmer at $3.6091. RTG capped the top five risers of the day on a 1.52% uplift to $0.4568. Proplastics was the top decliner of the day on a 14.99% dip to $1.9785, trailed by banking group NMB which shed a similar 14.99% to $2.2975. Milk processor Dairibord retreated 1.78% to end at $2.7011 as construction group Masimba trimmed 0.88% to $2.3000. ZB Financial Holdings completed the top five laggards of the day on a 0.31% loss to $6.3500.
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Firming demand propels ZSE to new all-time highs… Demand continued to firm across the board to see indices reaching their all-time highs. The primary All Share Index charged 8.79% to 256.96pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index jumped 10.74% to 284.39pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index put on 6.98% to 205.12pts while, the Mid Cap Index rose 3.32% to 177.09pts. The top five gainers recorded double digit gains in Friday’s session as Meikles garnered 15.00% to $5.5775. Banking group FBC soared a similar 15.00% to $8.6685 while, BAT surged 14.85% to $65.3132.
ZSE takes a breather in midweek session… The ZSE market recorded losses in the mid-week session as the primary All Share Index lost 0.87% to 261.28pts while, the Blue-Chip Index fell 1.72% to 284.18pts. The Agriculture Index eased 0.80% to 211.78pts while, the Mid Cap Index inched up 2.45% to 193.23pts. Seed producer SeedCo led the laggards of the day on a 4.73% drop to $5.6512, followed by beverage giant Delta that slipped 4.05% to $19.4924. Ecocash retreated 2.28% to close at $0.4134 ....
Heavies weigh the market… The top capitalised stocks weighed down the market in Thursday’s session as the mainstream All Share Index declined 0.40% to 260.23pts. The ZSE Top Ten Index retreated 1.04% to 281.22pts. The Mid Cap Index put on 2.70% to 198.44pts while, the ZSE Agriculture Index added 0.06% to 211.91pts. Packaging group Nampak led the laggards of the day after a 15.00% dip to $1.0200. Trailing was OK Zimbabwe that dropped 7.20% to $0.9999 with CBZ shedding 3.41% to $15.9900. Beverages giant Delta tumbled 2.52% to close with a spread of $17.0000-$18.9980. Star Africa capped the top five shakers of the day on a 2.27% retreat to $0.0142.
ZSE subdued in the week-ending session… The market was subdued in the week ending session as the primary All Share Index retreated 0.45% to 259.05pts. The ZSE Top Ten Index shed 0.55% to close the day at 279.69pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index was stable at 211.91pts while, the Mid Cap Index added 0.26% to close at 198.96pts. Retailer OKZIM held the pole position in the fallers’ category after a 7.71% drop to $0.9228. CBZ gave up 6.97% to $14.8762 as Ecocash trimmed 4.10% to $0.3950. Beverages giant Delta parred off 2.59% to settle at $18.5083 while, construction group Masimba capped the top five losers of the day on a 0.43% loss to $2.3016. Partially mitigating today’s losses was Zimpapers that surged 12.86% to close the week at $0.0632. Banking group FBC soared 12.52% to $11.1671 as Willdale garnered 6.45% to $0.0522.
ZSE commences new week in losses… The ZSE market commenced the new week in losses as the primary All Share Index lost 1.63% to 255.98pts while, the Blue-Chip Index fell 1.64% to 276.61pts. The Agriculture Index eased a negligible 0.0002% to 211.90pts while, the Mid Cap Index gave up 1.07% to 196.32pts. ZB Financial Holdings led the laggards of the day on a 15.00% slide to $9.2125, followed by fintech group Ecocash Holdings that dropped 13.63% to $0.3412. Turnall retreated 13.04% to close at $0.0600 while, brick maker Willdale declined 3.76% to $0.0502. Telecoms giant Econet completed the fallers of the day on a 2.55% retreat to end the day pegged at $4.8658. Partially mitigating today’s losses was Star Africa that jumped 14.57% to $0.0171 while, retailer OK Zimbabwe charged 2.67% to $0.9475. FMP firmed up 0.36% to $0.6900 while, FBC retreated 0.12% to settle at $11.1800. Zimre Holdings capped the top performers of the day on a 0.10% uplift to end the day pegged at $0.3335. The market closed on a negative breadth of three as nine counters recorded losses against six gainers.
osses persist on the ZSE… Losses on the ZSE persisted into the second trading session of the week as the All Share Index retreated 3.57% to 246.83pts. The Blue Chip Index fell 4.94% to 262.95pts mainly weighed down by Econet, CBZ and OK Zimbabwe that experienced selling pressure during the session. Contrastingly, the Agriculture Index was 1.07% firmer at 214.18pts while, the Mid Cap Index was 0.27% up at 196.84pts. Telecommunications company Econet led the laggards of the day as it plunged 14.69% to $4.1509 while, Nampak continued to lose ground day on day as it parred off 13.14% to $0.9033. Banking giant CBZ closed at $13.0000 following a 12.61% descent. Retailer OK Zimbabwe shed 5.01% to $0.9001 while, First Mutual Holdings fastened the top five losers’ list of the day on a 4.76% drop to $4.0000. Partially offsetting the market losses were gains in agricultural concern CFI that charged 14.98% to $2.4480. Banking duo in NMB and ZB trailed behind as they soared 8.70% and 6.16% respectively to see the former settle at $2.5000 and the latter at $9.7800. Property concern First Mutual Holdings advanced 5.00% to close at $0.7245 while, Meikles capped the top five gainers of the day on 4.46% rise to $5.8500.
ZSE rebounds in month opening session… The ZSE market rebounded in the month opening session as the primary All Share Index rose 0.88% to 245.55pts while, the Blue-Chip Index gained 1.30% to 263.33pts. The Mid Cap Index added 5.63% to 206.60pts while, the Agriculture Index lost 2.79% to 209.23pts. Banking group CBZ Holdings led the top performers of the day on a 14.94% jump to $16.1000, followed by Nampak that surged 14.66% to $1.1122. Turnall inched up 7.10% to close at $0.0632 while, Ariston charged 5.96% to $0.0424. Zimre Holdings capped the top five performers of the day on a 4.39% uplift to end the day pegged at $0.3450. Cigarette manufacturer BAT headlined the laggards of the day on a 9.55% slide to $74.0000 while, milk processor Dairibord fell 4.18% to close at $2.5011. Logistics company Unifreight slipped 4.15% to $2.6360 while, Meikles dropped 3.64% to $5.3000. Seed producer Seed Co capped the top five fallers of the day on a 3.40% retreat to end the day pegged at $5.4573. The market closed with a negative breadth of three as eleven counters recorded losses against eight that gained.
Heavies anchor the market in mid-week trades… The market continued on its recovery path as it charged 1.81% to 249.99pts mainly anchored by heavies that surged 2.07% to 268.78pts. The Mid-Cap Index advanced 1.18% to 209.04pts while, the Agriculture Index added 0.42% to 210.11pts. Packaging group Nampak jumped 15.00% to settle at $1.2790 while, banking group CBZ was 11.80% firmer at $17.9996. ART Holdings advanced 11.11% to close at $0.5000 while, digital media group Zimpapers surged 8.00% to end trading at $0.0702. Property concern First Mutual Properties fastened the top five gainers of the day on a 7.70% gain to $0.7000. Partially weighing down the market was Turnall that retreated 5.05% to $0.0600 while, retailer OK Zimbabwe shed 4.77% to end at $0.8002. Seed technology group SeedCo Limited parred off 1.52% to $5.3744 while, Econet lost 0.03% to $3.5001.
ZSE reverses prior session’s gains … The ZSE market reversed prior session’s gains to end the penultimate session of the week pointing southwards. The primary All Share Index fell 1.08% to 247.29pts while, the Blue-Chip Index lost 1.31% to 265.25pts. The Agriculture Index dropped 2.00% to 205.90pts while, the Mid Cap Index eased 0.44% to 208.13pts. Tea producer Tanganda led the laggards of the day on a 14.99% decline to $3.1475, followed by Proplastics that tumbled 13.07% to $1.7387. Telecoms giant Econet retreated 8.41% to $3.2056 while, Ariston went down 7.70% to $0.0391. Retailer OK Zimbabwe capped the top five worst performers of the day on a 6.10% slid to end the day pegged at $0.7514. Partially mitigating today’s losses was banking group NMB that jumped 14.75% to $3.4425 while, ART firmed up 10.00% to $0.5500. Zimre Holdings surged 9.42% to close at $0.3775 while, Mashonaland Holdings charged 8.30% to $0.7500. Fintech group Ecocash Holdings completed the top performers of the day on a 5.09% uplift to end the day pegged at $0.3170. The market closed with a negative breadth of four after fifteen counters recorded losses against eleven that recorded gains.
Market resurges in week-ending session… The ZSE market resurged in Friday’s session buoyed by gains in selected heavies. The mainstream All Share Index put on 2.27% to close at 252.81pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index added 2.46% to end at 271.77pts. The Mid Cap Index rose 1.77% to 211.82pts while, the Agriculture Index lost 0.34% to 205.21pts. Star Africa garnered 44.88% to settle at $0.0249 as banking group FBC charged 14.29% to $12.0000. Retailer OKZIM reversed prior session’s losses as it gained 9.60% to end the day pegged at $0.8235. RTG surged 9.43% to $0.5800 while, Econet jumped 9.18% to close with a spread of $3.5000- $3.6860. Partially offsetting today’s gains was NMB that
SE falters in Monday’s trades… The ZSE market faltered in Monday’s trades as the All-Share Index retreated 2.75% to 245.85pts while, the Blue-Chip Index parred off 3.52% to 262.20pts, weighed down mainly by Econet, FBC and CBZ. The Mid-Cap Index was 0.51% weaker a 210.74pts while, the Agriculture Index fell by 0.84% to 203.48pts. Brick maker Willdale led the laggards of the day as it plunged 19.03% to settle at $0.0400 where demand could be found. Telecommunications giant Econet capped the session at $3.0359, following a 13.26% descent. The duo of banking groups in FBC and CBZ dipped 8.33% and 8.31% respectively to see the former close at $11.0009 and the latter at $16.5035. Tea producer Tanganda fastened the top five worst performers list of the day on a 7.43% trim to $2.9138. Partially offsetting today’s losses was Ecocash that edged up 12.85% to $0.3611, followed by bankers NMB that advanced 10.00% to $3.3000. Retailer OK Zimbabwe ticked up 2.40% to close at a VWAP of $0.8432 while, property concern First Mutual rose 0.56% to $0.7240. ART fastened the top five gainers list of the day on a 0.45% growth to $0.5525.
