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ZSE commences new week in marginal gains… The ZSE maintained its positive momentum in the week opening session as the mainstream All Share Index went up 0.83% to 255,730.17pts.
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Bulls continued to dominate in Friday’s trades, as the primary All Share Index surged 5.59% to 253,617.96pts. The Blue-Chip Index firmed up 7.37% to 113,877.95pts anchored mainly by gains in Delta, CBZ and Econet.
The market extended the bullish trend in Thursday’s session to see the primary All Share Index ticking up 7.70% to 240,181.46pts while, the Blue-Chip Index firmed up 9.97% to 106,064.36pts.
Resurgent demand in heavies lift the market in Wednesday’s trades… The market-maintained gains into the second session of the year to see all the four indices under our review closing pointing northwards.
ZSE extend gains in new year opening session… The market stretched gains into the opening session of 2024 as the primary All Share Index added 1.40% to 213,789.52pts while, the Blue-Chip Index gained 2.00% to 91,886.78pts. The Agriculture Index rose 0.19% to 627.954pts while, the Mid Cap Index firmed up 0.62% to 926,216.74pts. Cable manufacturer CAFCA led the top performers of the day on a 14.98% jump to end at a $3,846.0000while, life assurer Fidelity surged 14.89% to $270.0000. Conglomerate Meikles climbed 12.27% to $1,400.0000 while, sugar processor Hippo advanced 12.27% to $2,100.0000. Fintech giant Ecocash fastened the top five gainers list of the day on a 8.29% uplift to $190.78000.
ZSE caps the year 2023 in the black… The ZSE capped the year 2023 in the black anchored by selected heavies that buttressed prior session gains.
ZSE advances in penultimate session of the year… The ZSE continued to advance in the penultimate session of the year as the primary All Share Index advanced 1.38% to 203,036.28pts.
Post-holiday trading sees the ZSE extend gains… The market extended gains post holidays, firming up 0.75% to 200,279.18pts as investors continued to clear remaining balances in their accounts. The Blue-Chip Index was 0.83% firmer at 84,410.99pts while, the Agriculture Index was 0.73% up at 627.38%. The Mid-Cap Index added 0.60% to 898,295.26pts. Headlining the gainers list of the day was National Tyre Services that garnered 100% to settle at $49.4000 only to be restricted by the circuit breakers. Property concern First Mutual put on 14.99% to end pegged at a VWAP of $321.9839 while, sugar processor Star Africa was 14.31% higher at $6.1000.
The market extended gains in midweek session as the primary All Share Index rose 1.49% to 194,835.76pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 1.63% to 81,033.88pts.
The market rebounded from prior session losses as the primary All Share Index gained 2.39% to 191,984.72pts while, the Blue Chip Index added 3.38% to 79,734.20pts.
Waning demand seen across the board continued to drag down the ZSE to see the primary All Share Index declining a further 2.77% to 187,499.78pts while, the Blue-Chip Index succumbed 3.65% to 77,127.43pts.
ZSE swings back into the red… The market swung back into the red to see the primary All Share Index declining 1.11% to 196,315.80pts while, the Blue-Chip Index fell 2.05% to 82,679.36pts. The Agriculture Index fell 0.12% to 598.63 while, the Mid Cap Index gained 0.76% to 881,678.62pts. Fintech group Ecocash Holdings led the laggards of the day on a 13.81% slid to $120.2874 on waning demand, followed by beverages giant Delta that succumbed 2.08% to settle at $3,421.3905 on selling pressure. Proplastics declined 1.87% to close at $594.5473 while, telecoms giant Econet slipped 1.47% to $708.7512.
