VFEX ZSE TOP 10 INDEX: 486.56 (-0.13%)
VFEX ZSE TOP 15 INDEX: 497.75 (-0.07%)
VFEX ZSE CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY INDEX: 502.34 (+0.00%)
ZSE ZSE VFEX ALLSHARE INDEX: 278.58 (+0.23%)
VFEX ZSE MINING INDEX: 163.94 (+0.00%)
VFEX ZSE SMALL CAP INDEX: 100.11 (+0.00%)
VFEX ZSE ALL SHARE INDEX: 493.27 (+0.22%)
VFEX ZSE MID CAP INDEX INDEX: 554.63 (+1.58%)
VFEX ZSE TOP 10 INDEX: 486.56 (-0.13%)
VFEX ZSE TOP 15 INDEX: 497.75 (-0.07%)
VFEX ZSE CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY INDEX: 502.34 (+0.00%)
ZSE ZSE VFEX ALLSHARE INDEX: 278.58 (+0.23%)
VFEX ZSE MINING INDEX: 163.94 (+0.00%)
VFEX ZSE SMALL CAP INDEX: 100.11 (+0.00%)
VFEX ZSE ALL SHARE INDEX: 493.27 (+0.22%)
VFEX ZSE MID CAP INDEX INDEX: 554.63 (+1.58%)
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Market Commentary

Market Comment -28.01.2021

Published on 27 January 2021 • Equity Research

27 January 2021 Download Report (PDF)
ZSE in marginal losses… The ZSE registered losses for the second consecutive session to see the primary All Share Index losing a further 0.61% to 3558.13pts with the segregated Industrials easing 0.63% to 11893.87pts. The Minings were 0.26% firmer at 4687.63pts with the Top Ten dropping 0.91% to 2197.66pts. Property concern Mash led the losers of the day on a 7.96% slump to $0.7548 while, OKZIM was 7.53% lower at $14.8467. Heavy cap Seedco Limited found its way in the fallers zone after a 4.96% slide to see it ending at $30.5091, where demand could be established. Proplastics lost 4.85% to $14.9972 while, Star Africa was $0.2823 on waning demand. Other losses in heavy caps were registered in Econet and Padenga. Six winners were recorded against eighteen laggards as one remained unchanged, leaving the market with a negative breadth. Activity aggregates declined in the session with volumes traded dropping 76.10% to 6,54m shares while, turnover rose 71.13% to $93.44m. Econet was the most liquid counter for the second session running as it propelled both the volume and value aggregates with 55.13% and 55.06% in that order. The other notable trade was in Delta which claimed 14.96% of the turnover. Foreign purchases rose 68.28% to $3.53m while, sales dipped 98.23% to $0.54m. Local purchases accounted for 96.23% of turnover while, sales claimed 99.43% of the same. Mitigating losses were gains led by Unifreight which firmed 20% to $0.4620 while, Lafarge put on 19.85% to $15.7000. Simbisa and RTG rebounded 7.06% and 6.70% to $18.6434 and $1.50000 respectively, with Turnall completing the top five set on a 6.42% rise to $1.0099.
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