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The ZSE market rebounded in Monday’s session as the primary All Share Index rose 0.71% to 188.20pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 0.99% to 180.58pts. The Agriculture Index went up 3.40% to 182.26pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index fell 0.33% to 238.09pts. Cigarette manufacturer BAT headlined the top performers of the day on a 14.99% jump to $95.7400, followed by Ecocash that charged 6.76% to $0.1345.
Written by EFE Research
The market slipped into the red in the week ending session as selected heavies dragged down the ZSE. The primary All Share Index declined 3.62% to 186.87pts while, the Blue Chips Index retreated 4.74% to 178.81pts. The Mid Cap Index retreated 0.30% to end at 238.87pts. Contrastingly, the ZSE Agriculture Index was the sole gainer amongst the indices we review as it put on 3.22% to 176.27pts.
The market extended gains in Thursday’s session to see the ZSE All Share Index gaining 0.63% to 193.88pts while, the Top 10 Index ticked up 1.67% to 187.70pts. The Agriculture Index fell 5.18% to 170.77pts while, the Mid Cap Index lost 2.32% to 239.58pts. Brick maker Willdale headlined the top performers of the day on a 20.63% jump to $0.0398, followed by retailer OKZIM that edged up 14.92% to $0.3448.
The market closed the session with marginal gains as the ZSE All Share Index put on 0.67% to 192.66pts. The ZSE Top Ten Index edged up 0.95% to end at 184.62pts with the Agriculture Index jumping 2.76% to 180.10pts. On the contrary, the Mid Cap Index declined 0.10% to close at 245.26pts. Leading the risers of the day was cigarette manufacturer BAT that surged 15.00% to close at $85.1000.
The ZSE commenced the trading week in losses as selected top capitalised counters weighed on the market. The primary All Share Index fell 3.48% to 191.38pts while, the Blue-Chip Index lost 5.05% to 182.89pts. Contrastingly, the Agriculture Index inched up 0.75% to 175.27pts while, the Mid Cap Index ticked up 1.19% to 245.51pts. ART led the laggards of the day on a 15.00% drop to $0.2210, followed by Ecocash that slipped 10.98% to $0.1339.
The market recorded marginal gains in Thursday’s session ahead of the Independence and Easter holidays. The ZSE All Share Index rose 0.02% to 198.29pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index added 0.54% to close at 192.61pts. The Mid Cap Index and the ZSE Agriculture Index were down 1.48% and 0.01% to end at 242.62pts and 173.97pts respectively. Banking group CBZ headlined the winners of the day after charging 9.09% to end at $6.3100.
The ZSE market extended losses in the penultimate session of the trading week as the primary All Share Index fell 0.07% to 198.24pts while, the Agriculture Index lost 0.69% to 173.99pts. The Mid Cap Index eased 1.79% to end at 246.26pts. Contrastingly, the Blue-Chip Index rose 0.52% to 191.58pts. Life assurer Fidelity and mining house RioZim led the laggards of the day after dropping 15.00% to trade at $0.4250 and $0.7905 respectively.
The ZSE market reversed prior session’s gains as it retreated 1.06% to close at 198.38pts while, the Blue-Chip Index was 1.52% weaker at 190.58pts. The Agriculture Index was 2.46% lower at 175.20pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index was 0.28% firmer at 250.74pts. Leading the laggards of day was banking group CBZ that shed 14.46% to $5.5600 while, cigarette producer BAT eased 10.58% to $74.0000 as 7,900 shares exchanged hands in the name.
The ZSE market started the new week in gains as the primary All Share Index rose 0.04% to 200.50pts while, the Blue-Chip Index put on 0.18% to 193.52pts. The Agriculture Index went up 1.24% to 179.62pts while, the Mid Cap Index lost 0.36% to 250.03pts. Sugar processor Hippo headlined the top performers of the day on a 10.35% jump to $8.0998 followed by retailer OKZIM that surged 0.96% to $0.3428.
Proplastics highlighted the session as a negotiated trade of circa 29.82m shares worth $29.84m exchange hands at a price of $1.0005. The trade accounted for 87.55% of the total volumes traded and 69.89% of turnover. Volume of shares traded ballooned 504.39% to 34.06 shares while, turnover surged 619.78% to $42.69m. Econet was the other notable value driver of the day after claiming 21.42% of the aggregate. The Datvest ETF traded 215 units worth $6.1500 at a stable price of $0.0300.
The ZSE market extended gains in the penultimate session of the week as it recorded a 0.80% gain to 202.36pts. The Blue Chip Index was 0.86% firmer at 194.82pts on the back of gains in Econet while, the Mid Cap Index rose 0.64% to 254.20pts. The Agriculture Index surged 2.98% to end at 174.66pts. Headlining the risers of the day was Hippo that advanced 8.73% to $6.8500 while, TSL edged up 8.22% to settle at $2.6000.
The ZSE market rebounded in the midweek session as the primary All Share Index rose 0.09% to 200.75pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 0.45% to 193.16pts. The Mid Cap Index lost 0.94% to 252.59pts while, the Agriculture Index dropped 0.01% to 169.60pts. Brick maker Willdale headlined the gainers of the day on a 5.56% jump to $0.0380, followed by Hippo that charged 5.35% to $6.3000.
