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The market commenced the second week of the month in marginal gains with the mainstream All Share Index putting on 0.16% to 361.30pts. The ZSE Top Ten Index rose 0.06% to close at 372.92pts while, the ZSE Agriculture Index went up 0.28% to 230.03pts. The Mid Cap Index edged up 0.77% to close the day at 326.34pts. The top gainer of the day was Unifreight that charged 14.99% to close at $2.1100, followed by ART that jumped 13.04% to $0.1300.
Written by EFE Research
The ZSE registered gains in the penultimate session of the week as the All-Share Index edged up 0.57% to 353.44pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 0.50% to 364.18pts. The Agriculture Index rose 0.86% to 218.51pts while, The Mid Cap charged 1.00% to 322.53pts. Fidelity Life led the gainers of the day on a 14.29% jump to settle at $0.4000 with ART Holdings trailing on a 13.64% climb to end pegged at $0.1000.
The market concluded the week in gains as the primary All Share Index rose 2.06% to end at 360.71pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index improved 2.34% to close 372.71pts. ZSE Agriculture Index was up 4.97% at 229.38pts while, the Mid Cap Index edged up 0.41% to 323.84pts. ART Corporation and BAT were the top gainers of the day after surging an identical 15.00% to close at $0.1150 and $192.9500 respectively.
ZSE market enhanced in the session as Econet released its delisting circular packaged in the form of a USD$0.1700 cash compensation and scrip of Econet InfraCo shares at the ratio of 1:1, worth USD$0.3300; InfraCo is expected to list on the VFEX following the approval by shareholders. Resultantly, the All-Share Index rose 3.49% to 351.43pts. The Top Ten Index went up 4.63% to 362.36pts while, the Agriculture Index gained 5.43% to 216.65pts.
The ZSE market declined further in the session as the All-Share Index pared off 3.36% to 339.59pts while, the Blue-Chip Index shed 3.93% to 346.34pts. The Mid Cap Index lost 0.12% to 328.13pts while, the Agriculture Index gained 0.05% to 205.50pts. Telecommunications company Econet led the fallers of the day on a 13.95% dip to land at $7.7358 with TN Cybertech trailing on a 3.93% retreat to $0.1207.
The ZSE market extended losses into the new month of February as the All-Share Index lost 1.31% to settle at 351.38pts. The Blue-Chip Index was 1.68% lower at 360.51pts while, the Agriculture Index was 0.43% down at 205.40pts. On the contrary, the Mid Cap Index was 0.84% firmer at 328.53pts. Leading the laggards of the day was Telecommunication group Econet that plunged 5.59% to $8.9904, having traded an intra-day low of $8.0945 on scrappy 500 shares.
The ZSE market ended the month of January in losses, weighed down by selected heavy cap counters. The mainstream All Share Index plunged 1.06% to 356.04pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index fell 1.19% to end at 366.68pts. The Mid Cap Index eased 0.33% to 325.78pts while, contrastingly the Agriculture Index charged 4.69% to 206.29pts. BAT continued on its upward trajectory adding a further 13.93% as it closed at $145.8766.
The ZSE market registered marginal gains in the session as the All-Share Index rose 0.31% to 359.51pts while, the Top Ten Index notched up 0.28% to 369.79pts. The Mid Cap Index ticked up 0.49% to 331.32pts while, contrastingly the Agriculture Index fell 3.98% to 187.33pts. Cigarette manufacturer BAT headlined the winners of the day for the second consecutive session on a 15.00% jump to close at $128.0425 as sugar refiner Star Africa followed on a 12.15% climb to finish at $0.0360.
The ZSE market extended losses in the session as the primary All Share Index lost 0.31% to 358.39pts while, the Blue-Chip Index fell 0.28% to 368.75pts. The Mid Cap Index dropped 0.48% to 329.72pts while, on the contrary the Agriculture Index firmed up 4.15% to 195.10pts. Cigarette producer BAT rebounded from yesterday’s loss as it jumped 15.00% to $111.3415 while, ART advanced 12.82% to $0.0880. Milk processor Dairibord charged 2.79% to close at $1.8500 as TSL firmed up 2.11% to $2.9100.
Losses persisted on the ZSE to see the All-Share Index losing a further 0.76% to 359.51pts while, the Blue-Chip Index shed 0.90% to 369.79pts. The agriculture Index slipped 4.19% to 187.33pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap went up 0.06% to 331.32pts. Cigarette producer BAT led the fallers of the day on a 14.33% decline to settle at $96.8191 as NMB Holding followed on a 2.91% loss to end pegged at $5.0000. Beverages producer Delta parred off 1.16% to $29.3410 while, TN Cybertech Bank fell by 0.51% to $0.1400.
The market continued to falter in Monday’s session as the AllShare Index eased 0.46% to close at 362.27pts. The Blue Chips Index lost 0.86% to close at 373.16pts as the Agriculture Index shed 3.61% to 195.53pts. On the contrary, the Mid Cap Index grew 1.90% to close at 331.13pts. ZSE Holdings declined 11.65% to settle at $0.7152 as it reversed prior session’s gains. Trailing was cigarette maker BAT that plummeted 11.37% to $113.0083 as TN Cybertech plunged 5.50% to $0.1407.
The market slipped back into the red in Friday’s session as selected heavies weighed down the ZSE. The primary All Share Index lost 0.32% to end at 363.94pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index went down 0.42% to 376.39pts. Contrastingly, the ZSE Agriculture Index put on 3.96% to 202.85pts while, the Mid Cap Index rose 0.29% to 324.96pts. Cigarette manufacturer BAT and construction group Masimba led the market charge as the duo gained a similar 15% to close at $127.5120 and $2.1850 apiece.
