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NMB propelled today’s activity aggregates as circa 4.00m shares worth $14.88m exchanged hands in the session. The banking group claimed 81.65% of the volume traded and 93.32% of the turnover. The other notable value driver was OK Zimbabwe that contributed 13.86% to the total traded. Activity aggregates improved in the session as volumes ballooned 418.84% to 4.90m shares while
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The ZSE market recorded gains in the penultimate session of the week as the primary All Share Index rose 0.23% to 189.74pts while, the Blue-Chip Index gained 0.32% to 186.29pts. The Agriculture Index lost 0.31% to 154.83pts as the Mid Cap Index fell 0.02% to 222.39pts. Retailer Ok Zimbabwe headlined the top performers of the day on a 7.46% jump to $0.3278, followed by RTG that surged 7.44% to $0.6500. Telecoms giant Econet went up 0.85% to $2.7687 while, Delta charged 0.45% to close at $13.0594.
The market capped the week in marginal gains ahead of the Youth Day commemorations tomorrow. The mainstream All Share Index added 0.07% to end at 189.87pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index rose 0.09% to 186.46pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index improved 0.82% to 156.10pts while, Mid Cap Index firmed up 0.03% to 222.45pts.
The ZSE market started the new week in gains as the All Share Index gained 0.49% to 190.80pts while, the Blue Chip Index added 0.72% to 187.80pts. The Agriculture Index gained 2.29% to 159.68pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index lost 0.16% to 222.09pts. Brick manufacturer Willdale headlined the top performers list of the day.
ZSE gains stretched into Tuesday’s session as gains in selected heavies drove the market. The mainstream All Share Index edged up 1.49% to close at 193.64pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index charged 1.84% to end at 193.64pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index grew 2.46% to 163.61pts while, the Mid Cap Index rose 0.58% to 223.38pts. Proplastics headlined the winners of the day on a 14.26% jump to $0.9713, trailed by Zimre Holdings that surged 13.72% to $0.2900.
Gains in selected heavies lifted the ZSE in the penultimate session of the month. The mainstream All Share Index grew 2.20% to 201.34pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index edged up 2.78% to close at 202.25pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index rose 2.27% to 171.06pts while, the Mid Cap Index improved 0.56% to 220.59pts. Construction company Masimba headlined the winning pack after a 14.98% surge to $3.6334, trailed by BAT that garnered 14.29% to $105.1448.
The ZSE market commenced the month of March in losses as the All-Share Index fell 0.18% to 203.70pts while, the Blue-Chip Index lost 0.43% to 203.78pts. Tea producer Tanganda led the laggards of the day on a 9.55% retreat to $1.1768, followed by Delta that dropped 2.54% to $15.0448. Telecoms giant Econet capped the fallers of the day on a 0.08% loss to $3.1154. Partially mitigating today’s losses was life assurer Fidelity that ticked up 13.04% to $0.5200 while, BAT surged 12.65% to $117.1578.
The ZSE market rebounded in Tuesday’s as it reversed prior session’s losses. The All Share Index rose 1.22% to 206.19pts while, the Blue Chip Index gained 1.76% to 207.37pts. The Agriculture Index eased 1.14% to 177.24pts while, the Mid Cap Index fell 0.51% to 225.52pts. Telecoms giant Econet headlined the top performers of the day on a 13.41% jump to $3.5330, followed by cable manufacturer Cafca that surged 10.00% to $22.0000. Ecocash inched up 5.17% to $0.1819 while, Star Africa went up 4.44% to close at $0.0400.
The market recorded marginal gains in mid-week session as mid and small cap counters occupied the top five spots. The ZSE All Share Index rose 0.30% to end at 206.81pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index put on 0.30% to close at 207.99pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index added 0.53% to 178.18pts while, the Mid Cap Index improved 0.19% to 225.95pts. Packaging group Nampak jumped 8.60% to close at $0.6000, trailed by Willdale that surged 4.53% to $0.0300.
ZSE slipped into the red in Thursday’s session as the mainstream All Share Index declined 0.47% to 205.84pts. The Blue Chip Index was 0.61% weaker at 206.72pts mainly weighed down by losses in First Mutual Holdings and Mashonaland Holdings. On the contrary the Agriculture Index was 0.09% firmer at 178.34pts while, the Mid Cap Index rose a negligible 0.004% to 225.96pts. Leading the laggards of the day was First Mutual that parred of 9.09% to $4.0000 while, property concern Mashonaland Holdings was 8.28% weaker at $1.3300. Zimre Holdings eased 3.45% to $0.2800 as supply continued to surge in the counter while, agriculture concern Ariston retreated 3.33% to $0.0580.
The ZSE reversed prior session’s gains as the primary All Share Index lost 1.17% to 206.89pts while, the Blue-Chip Index rose 0.18% to 207.69pts. The Agriculture Index eased 0.01% to 181.59pts while, the Mid Cap Index declined 0.15% to 227.72pts. Zimre Holdings Limited topped the laggards of the day on a 14.29% dip to $0.2400, followed by logistics company Unifreight that trimmed 1.96% to $2.0000. Hippo Valley tumbled 1.39% to close at $6.1100 while, Ecocash dropped 0.89% to $0.2134.
The ZSE market extended losses in Tuesday’s session as the All Share Index was 1.28% weaker at 206.65pts. The Mid Cap Index was 0.37% lower at 227.22pts as its constituents clinched the top five spots in the losers’ list. On the contrary, Blue Chip Index was 0.10% up at 207.51pts while, the Agriculture Index was 0.07% up at 181.73pts. Leading the worst performers of the day was Turnall that plunged 16.39% to $0.0500 while, property concern Mashonaland retreated 14.29% to $1.1400.
