Morning Brief 08 November 2019
Cutting subsidies saving $800 million monthly. Investors pile into OM despite moratorium Investors pile into OM despite moratorium. To read more, click here to download the full article
Cutting subsidies saving $800 million monthly. Investors pile into OM despite moratorium Investors pile into OM despite moratorium. To read more, click here to download the full article
Occupancy rate at new mall hits 95%. PPC puts clinker plant on hold. To read more, click here to download the full article
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Top ten counters dominated value of trades with DLTA ($3.78m), OMU ($1.85m), ECO ($1.69m), PHL ($1.45m) and SIM ($1.16m) trading above the $1m mark. Other notable trades came from SEED ($2.17m) and PPC ($1.42m) which helped turnover close at a high of $15,546,957.41 so far during November. ZSE indices continued to rise while minings remained unchanged as 17 counters led
Fidelity gold monopoly challenged. RioZim profit tops $38m. To read more, click here to download the full article
Edgars reels from depressed consumer spending. Mimosa invests $10m. To read more, click here to download the full article
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13 counters traded stronger against 6 that weakened in the midweek session allowing Industrials (+2.00%), ZSE TOP TEN (+2.89%) and ZSE ALL SHARE (+1.97%) to swing back into positive territory. To read more, click here to download the full article
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Minings (+12.53%) continued to strengthen as the week opened on the back of stronger trades in RIOZ (+19.83%) and BIND (+0.30%) while Industrials (+0.27%), TOP TEN (+0.25%) and ALL SHARE (+0.49%) indices extended minor gains. To read more, click here to download the full article