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The ZSE rebounded in the session as the All-Share Index climbed 0.29% to 365.11pts while, the Blue-Chip Index gained 0.30% to 377.99pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index jumped 5.13% to 195.13pts while, Mid Cap edged up 0.26% to 324.01pts. Leading the gainers of the day was BAT that added 15.00% to close at $110.8800 with Tanganda trailing on a 14.32% rise to end at $0.8000. Dairy producer Dairibord Holdings ticked up 11.06% to $1.7998 while, brick manufacturer Willdale notched up 3.33% to $0.0310. Telecoms giant Econet capped the top five gainers list of the day on a 2.13% uplift to settle at $10.1085.
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The ZSE market declined further in midweek session as the primary All Share Index lost 0.09% to 364.04pts while, the Blue-Chip Index eased 0.17% to 376.86pts. In contrast, the Agriculture Index firmed up 1.46% to 185.61pts as the Mid Cap Index edged up 0.45% to 323.16pts. Leading the laggards of the day was telecoms giant Econet that slipped 1.09% to $9.8979, followed by Ariston that dropped 0.42% to $0.0299. Milk processor Dairibord trimmed 0.03% to close at $1.6205 while, SeedCo Limited tumbled 0.01% to $4.6000.
The ZSE market retreated in Tuesday’s session as the All-Share Index fell 0.16% to 364.35pts while, the Blue-Chip Index lost 0.22% to 377.52pts. The Agriculture Index eased 0.11% to close at 182.94pts while, on the contrary the Mid Cap Index added 0.21% to 321.70pts. ZSE Holdings led the losers of the day on a 7.40% loss to close at $0.7501 with dairy producer Dairibord Holdings following on a 2.05% decline to end at $1.6211.
The ZSE market commenced the new week in gains, reversing Friday session’s losses. The mainstream All share Index grew 1.25% to 364.93pts while, the ZSE Top Ten Index climbed 1.38% to 378.36pts. The Mid Cap Index gained 0.49% to close at 321.02pts while, on the contrary the ZSE Agriculture Index lost 0.09% to end at 183.15pts. TN Cybertech led the rising tide on a 7.08% surge that took the banking group to $0.1500 after a circa 7% of total issued shares exchanged hands.
The market faltered in week-ending session, weighed down by selected heavies. The primary All Share Index retreated 1.04% to 360.41pts while, the ZSE Top Ten fell 1.18% to 373.20pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index let go 1.23% to 183.31pts while, the Mid Cap Index shed 0.18% to end at 319.47pts. Trading in the negative territory was ZSE Holdings that succumbed 14.94% to $0.8100 as Zimpapers plummeted 12.10% to $0.0703.
The ZSE market reversed previous day’s losses in mid-month session as the mainstream All Share Index rose 0.79% to 364.21pts. The Blue Chip Index went up by 0.71% to close at 377.67pts with the ZSE Agriculture Index putting on 0.11% to 185.59pts. The Mid Cap Index was 1.25% firmer at 320.04pts. Star Africa headlined the gainers of the day on a 12.01% charge to $0.0345. Trailing was insurer First Mutual Holdings that edged up 9.38% to $3.5000 as tea company Tanganda grew 5.25% to $0.6561.
The ZSE took a breather in mid-week session, weighed down by losses seen in heavy cap Delta. The ZSE Top Ten Index slipped 1.03% to close at 374.99pts. The ZSE Agriculture Index rose 0.27% to 185.38pts while, the Mid-Cap Index improved 0.19% to 316.09pts. ZSE Holdings declined 13.59% to settle at $1.0300 as Delta dropped 2.56% to $29.6456 having traded a low of $28.0000 in the session.
The northward trek continued on the ZSE to see the primary All Share Index adding a further 2.92% to 364.47pts while, the Blue-Chip Index added 3.60% to 378.88pts. The Agriculture Index lost 1.48% to 184.889pts while, the Mid Cap Index fell 1.06% to 315.49pts. Telecoms giant Econet was the sole gainer after firming up 14.48% to end the day pegged at $9.6653, having traded a high of $9.7200.
Delta highlighted the week opening session as 2.76m shares worth $85.61m exchanged hands in the name. The trade represented 73.31% of the total volume traded and 98.46% of turnover. Star Africa was the other notable volume driver of the day as it claimed 14.39% of the aggregate. Total volume traded declined by 12.95% to see 3.77m shares exchange hands while, turnover dropped 2.38% to $86.95m.
Gains continued to persist on the ZSE on Fridays trades as all the four indices under our review closed in the black. The All Share Index was 4.61% up at 347.98pts while, the Blue-Chip Index was 5.05% firmer at 359.14pts mainly anchored by gains in Hippo, Econet and Delta. The Agriculture Index advanced 3.22% to close at 181.38pts while, the Mid Cap was 2.08% higher at 314.48pts.
The ZSE market maintained a positive momentum in Thursday’s session as the primary All Share Index rose 6.30% to 330.42pts while, the Blue-Chip Index firmed up 6.63% to 342.08pts. The Agriculture Index added 5.59% to 178.85pts as the Mid Cap Index gained 3.60% to 291.57pts. Zimre Holdings led the top performers of the day on a 14.76% jump to $1.1475, followed by Hippo that shot up 14.75% to close at $9.3995.
The ZSE market breached the 300pts mark on a 4.70% gain to end pegged at 310.83pts while, the Blue-Chip Index was 5.31% firmer at 320.81pts as Delta continued to soar higher. The Mid Cap Index recovered from yesterday’s losses as it inched up 0.60% to end at 281.43pts while, the Agriculture Index rose by 1.44% to close pegged at 169.38pts. Dairy processor Dairibord led the gainers of the day as it charged 14.55% to $1.8500 while, beverages producer Delta was 14.40% firmer at $28.0172.
