Government pronouncements that separated nostro foreign currency from Retail Time Gross Settlements has resulted in high demand for equities on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange as investors unwound RTGS balances for securities, a stock broker has revealed. According to EFE Securities, the primary All Share Index was up
The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange opened the month of September in the black as the bullish sentiment extended into the new month whereby primary All share Index went up 0.74% on sustained demand and touched 118.07 points in the first session of the month while, the Industrial
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) leading stockbroking firm EFE Securities has revealed that three benchmark indices ended the mid-week session in marginal losses as the All Share and the Industrial Indices slipped a similar 0.02% to 112.84pts and 379.49 points apiece. The Top Ten Index lost 0.04% to close
Political upheavals that followed the July 30 harmonized elections have heavily impacted on the Zimbabwean market which continued to slide with the benchmark All Share Index retreating by 2.11% to settle at 111.78 points while the Industrial Index shed 2.06% to settled at 378.88 points. According
The Mining Index let go 0.37% to 164.01pts with RioZim dragging down the Index after dropping 0.54% to settle at $1.4670, having traded 21,266 shares for the day.
Zimbabwe Stock Exchange has opened a new week with losses on the back of political instability that rocked Harare last week with three of the benchmark indices pointing southwards while All Share and the Industrial Indices dropped by 0.23% to end at 113.30 points and
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