ZSE ZSE TOP 15 INDEX: 491.50 (-1.32%)
VFEX ZSE VFEX ALLSHARE INDEX: 254.75 (-0.16%)
ZSE ZSE SMALL CAP INDEX: 100.11 (+0.00%)
ZSE ZSE CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY INDEX: 810.02 (+0.16%)
ZSE ZSE MINING INDEX: 147.11 (+0.00%)
ZSE ZSE MID CAP INDEX INDEX: 493.75 (+0.91%)
ZSE ZSE TOP 10 INDEX: 477.59 (-1.48%)
ZSE ZSE ALL SHARE INDEX: 474.92 (-1.04%)
ZSE ZSE TOP 15 INDEX: 491.50 (-1.32%)
VFEX ZSE VFEX ALLSHARE INDEX: 254.75 (-0.16%)
ZSE ZSE SMALL CAP INDEX: 100.11 (+0.00%)
ZSE ZSE CONSUMER DISCRETIONARY INDEX: 810.02 (+0.16%)
ZSE ZSE MINING INDEX: 147.11 (+0.00%)
ZSE ZSE MID CAP INDEX INDEX: 493.75 (+0.91%)
ZSE ZSE TOP 10 INDEX: 477.59 (-1.48%)
ZSE ZSE ALL SHARE INDEX: 474.92 (-1.04%)
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Weekly Reports

Weekly review 21.03.11

Published on 20 March 2011 • Equity Research

Several months ago in one of our daily market commentaries we asked the question, who will be on the buying side when foreigners begin to sell? Drawing analogies from our neighbours South Africa where two of the most significant lows in their stock markets 2002/3 and 2008/9 occurred in periods of net foreign outflows our concern was that similar market downturns would engulf the market once wide spread outflows hit. Alas, in the first week of net foreign outflows the ZSE has shown resilience with the main stream industrial index surging +2.60% to 168.20pts as local investors rose to the occasion with sustained buying pressure in market heavyweights Delta, Innscor and Meikles...
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