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The ZSE market buttressed prior sessions gains on a 0.43% increase to 206.65pts mainly anchored by gains in heavy cap counters. The Blue-chip Index was 1.05% firmer at 204.99pts spurred by gains in Hippo, Delta and CBZ. The Agriculture Index was 0.75% up at 183.31pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index was 1.90% lower at 231.72pts as its constituents clinched the top five losers list of the day.
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ZSE recovered in mid-week session, reversing yesterday’s losses. The primary All Share Index rose 2.27% to 205.76pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 2.08% to 202.86pts. The Agriculture Index grew 2.23% to close at 181.94pts as the Mid Cap Index edged up 3.00% to 236.22pts. Leading the winners’ pack was Turnall that garnered 67.60% to $0.1210, followed by Hippo Valley Estates that surged 14.83% to $6.20000. Econet Wireless jumped 10.71% to close at VWAP of $4.9945, having traded a high of $5.0000 in the session.
Losses in Mid Cap counters weighed down the market as the mainstream All Share Index recorded a 0.04% loss to 201.19pts. The Mid Cap Index retreated 0.37% to end lower at 229.33pts. On the contrary, the ZSE Top Ten Index gained 0.04% to 198.73pts while, the ZSE Agriculture Index rose 2.32% to 177.97pts. Turnall was the major casualty of the day having dropped 42.68% to settle at $0.0722.
ZSE maintained a positive momentum in the new week as the primary All Share Index rose 0.35% to 201.28pts while, the Blue-Chip Index firmed up 0.45% to 198.656pts. The Agriculture Index lost 0.10% to 173.93pts while, the Mid Cap Index fell 0.03% to 230.17pts. Brick maker Willdale headlined the top performers of the day on a 16.62% jump to $0.0400, followed by Meikles that charged 12.67% to $3.3800.
Econet anchored activity aggregates in the week-ending session as 10.49m shares worth circa $45.55m traded. The telecoms giant’s trade accounted for a gigantic 92.94% of the total volumes traded and 92.38% of turnover. The overall volume for the session grew 20.27% to 11.29m while, value outturn dropped 25.61% to $49.31m. The Tigere REIT edged up 8.71% to close at $1.8500 on 751 units while, the Revitus REIT retreated 0.03% to settle at $1.1000. No trades were registered in the ETF category.
The block trade in CBZ highlighted the session as circa 9.06m shares worth circa $65.20m exchanged hands. The trade claimed 96.46% of the total volumes traded and 98.37% of the turnover. Activity aggregates enhanced in the session as turnover surged 1618.56% to $66.28m while, volumes traded ballooned 262.47% to 9.39m shares. In the ETF category, Cass Saddle ETF lost 8.81% to close at $0.1100 on 1,500 units. The Tigere REIT parred off 10.11% to settle at $1.7018 as 1,272 units exchanged hands.
The market continued with its upswings and downswings, recording marginal gains in the session under review. The All Share Index edged up 0.51% to 200.86pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index rose 0.05% to 197.65pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index added 0.07% to 172.15pts as the Mid Cap Index grew 2.27% to end at 232.27pts. Retailer OK Zimbabwe surged 11.99% to settle at $0.2084 while, telecoms giant Econet gained 2.31% to $4.2539, having traded an intraday high of $4.5000.
The ZSE market reversed prior session’s gains as the primary All Share Index lost 0.51% to 199.84pts while, the Mid Cap Index fell 2.66% to 227.10pts. The Blue-Chip Index gained 0.07% to 1977.55pts while, the Agriculture Index firmed up 0.16% to 172.02pts backed by gains in Ariston and Tanganda. Life assurer FML led the laggards of the day on a15.00% drop to $1.8785, followed by ART that dropped 14.55% to $0.0816.
The ZSE market rebounded in Monday’s trades mainly anchored by gains in mid and heavy Cap counters. The All-Share Index was 1.52% firmer at 200.86pts while, in the same vein the Blue-Chip Index added 1.52% to 197.41pts driven by gains in TSL and Econet. The Agriculture Index was 1.34% up at 171.75pts while, the Mid Cap Index charged 1.52% to settle at 233.32pts. Leading the risers of the day was Ariston that edged up 17.90% to $0.0235 while, Nampak recovered from prior losses on a 14.97% upsurge to end at $0.5915.
The market was depressed in the last session of the week as losses in selected heavies dragged down the market. The Primary All Share Index trimmed 2.36% to close at 197.85pt while, the Blue Chips Index followed suit after a 2.74% loss to 194.45pts. The Mid Cap Index shed 0.91% to end at 229.82pts while, on the contrary the ZSE Agriculture Index rose 0.67% to 169.47pts. Leading the decliners of the day was the duo in FML and Proplastics that dropped a similar 15.00% to close the day at $2.2100 and $0.9350 apiece.
Bankers TN Cybertech were the top traded counter by volume and value as 41.65m shares worth $4.16m exchanged hands in the session. The trade accounted for 85.10% of the total volumes traded and 40.35% of the value aggregate. Econet was the other notable value driver of the day claiming 37.02% of the aggregate. Total volumes traded in the session ballooned 2,769.77% to 48.94m yielding a turnover of $10.31m signfyingf a 59.47% surge from the previous session.
The ZSE market rebounded in the midweek session as the primary All Share Index rose 0.37% to 203.57pts while, the Agriculture Index firmed up 1.66% to 169.68pts. The Mid Cap Index added 1.89% to 233.70pts while, on the contrary the Blue-Chip Index lost a negligible 0.03% to 200.70pts. Turnall headlined the top performers of the day on a 42.45% jump to $0.1000, followed by milk processor Dairibord that charged 10.80% to $1.3493.
