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The market capped the last session of the week in marginal gains. The mainstream All Share Index rose 0.26% to close at 193.05pts while, the Mid Cap Index edged up 1.22% to 228.09pts. The ZSE Top Ten Index let go 0.04% to 189.67pts while, the ZSE Agriculture Index shed 0.15% to settle at 154.43pts. Packaging group Nampak and financial services group ZB led the winners of the day on a similar 15.00% jump to $0.8050 and $3.4500 respectively.
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ZSE faltered in Thursday’s session as the Agriculture Index constituents, Hippo and Tanganda and heavy cap Econet weighed down the market. The All-Share Index trimmed 1.39% to 192.55pts while, the Blue-Chip Index retreated 1.85% to 189.75pts. The Agriculture Index dropped 3.01% to 154.66pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index edged up 0.08% to settle at 225.33pts.
The market reversed prior session’s losses as the All-Share Index advanced 0.04% to 195.27pts. The Mid Cap Index also recovered 0.21% to 225.15pts while, the Agriculture Index extended its rising streak by a 0.07% gain to 159.47pts, mainly anchored by gains in Tanganda and Ariston. On the contrary, the Blue-Chip Index was 0.02% lower at 193.32pts. Zimre Holdings led the gainers of the day as it charged 8.00% to $0.3240, trailed by bankers Ecocash that rebounded 4.17% to $0.1250.
The market retreated in Tuesday’s session as Mid-Cap counters clinched the top five spots in the losers’ list. The All-Share Index retreated 0.10% to 193.36pts while, the Mid Cap Index was 0.44% weaker at 224.67pts. The Blue-Chip Index was up 0.01% to close at 193.36pts while, the Agriculture Index added 0.27% to close at 159.36pts. Leading the laggards of the day was property concern FMP that contracted 3.10% to end pegged at a VWAP of $1.2495.
The market commenced the new week in gains as selected heavies lifted the ZSE. The All-Share Index gained 0.22% to close at 195.39pts while, the ZSE Top 10 Index rose 0.31% to 193.34pts. On the other hand, the Agriculture Index fell 1.68% to 158.92% on the back of losses in multinational tobacco company BAT & tea producer Tanganda.
The market declined in mid-month session, weighed down by losses seen across the board. The mainstream All Share Index was 2.46% softer at 194.97pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index eased 2.69% to end at 192.75pts. The ZSE agriculture Index came off 4.43% to 161.64pts as the Mid Cap Index parred off 1.70% to 225.84pts. Leading the decliners of the day was First Mutual Holdings that receded 14.61% to $4.0000.
The ZSE market rebounded in Thursday’s session as the AllShare Index edged up 0.17% to close at 199.88pts while, the Blue-Chip Index rose 0.64% to 198.08pts. The Agriculture Index firmed up 1.84% to 169.14pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index fell 1.36% to 229.75pts. Nampak and Zimpapers were the top performers of the day with an identical 15.00% increase to end pegged at $0.8050 and $0.1265 respectively.
ZSE faltered in midweek session as selected heavies dragged down the market. The All Share Index declined 0.21% to 199.13pts while, the Mid-Cap Index fell 0.96% to 230.76pts. Contrastingly, the ZSE Top Ten Index added 0.03% to close at 196.86pts while, the ZSE Agriculture Index rose 0.43% to 166.79pts. Packaging company Nampak led the laggards of the day after a 14.22% decline to settle at $0.7000.
ZSE maintained a positive momentum in Tuesday’s session as the All-Share Index rose by 0.38% to 199.55pts while, the BlueChip Index edged up 0.44% to 196.81pts. The Mid Cap Index added 0.19% to 232.92pts while, on the contrary the Agriculture Index retreated 3.57% to settle at 166.08pts. Telecommunication giant Econet headlined the gainers of the day having gained 11.28% to end pegged at $4.1190 with Dairibord following on a 3.64% increase to $1.7100.
The ZSE kicked off the week with marginal gains as the All Share Index gained 0.63% to 198.80pts while, the Top 10 Index rose 1.25% to 195.95pts. However, the Agriculture Index dropped 1.01% to close at 172.22pts on the back of losses in TSL & Ariston. In the same vein, the Mid-Cap Index fell 1.36% to end at 232.47pts. Nampak & TSL headlined the laggards of the day as they dropped a similar 14.98% to see the duo close at $0.8160 and $1.7200 respectively.
Construction group Masimba anchored today’s turnover as 169.90m shares worth $19.97m traded in the session. The trade accounted for 63.44% of the total turnover and 8.23% of the volume aggregate. Fintech group Ecocash was the top volume driver of the day as it claimed 90.85% of the aggregate and 22.24% of the value outturn.
Losses continued to persist on the bourse in Thursday’s session as the All-Share Index fell 0.45% to 198.06pts while, the Agriculture Index retreated 2.08% to 178.30pts. The Mid Cap Index parred off 1.88% to settle at 240.02pts while, on the contrary the Blue-Chip Index rose by 0.03% to 192.99pts. Dragging the market was brick manufacturer Willdale that dropped 16.33% to settle at $0.0502 with TSL following on a 14.99% dip to end pegged at $2.3800.......
