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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 

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Industrials (-0.18%), ZSE TOP TEN (-0.27%) and ZSE ALL SHARE (-0.01%) barely moved in the midweek's mixed trading session where 7 counters traded positive against 12 that weakened. Minings (+10.89%) moved upwards after a long stagnancy on the back of stronger trades in RIOZ (+17.90%). Heavyweight counters, OMU ($3.68m), DLTA ($1.76m), INN ($975k), SIM ($456k) and CSZL ($242k) continued to dominate turnover which came to $7,004,813.88. To read more, click here to download the full article

Turnover improved to $10,389,616.89 as giant life asurer OMU ($4.06m), beverage manufacturer DLTA ($2.82m), crocodile skin and meat producer PHL ($1.15m), telecoms giant ECO ($624k) and digital technology provider CSZL ($300k), recorded notable trades on the second day of the week. 6 counters traded positive against 10 fallers which saw the Industrials Index (-1.12%), ZSE ALL SHARE (-1.11) and THE ZSE TOP TEN (-1.50%) sheddding some weight while Minings traded unchanged. To read more, click here to download the full article

The market opened the week to subdued activity as 1m shares in 19 counters exchanged hands to produce a turnover of $2.38m. 6 counters traded stronger and these were ARIS (+20%), FMP (+6.67%), OKZ (+5.66%), DAWN (+4.94%), SEED (+0.02% and MEIK (+0.02%). 8 Blue chip counters INN (-3.19%), SIM (-1.72%), OMU (-1.36%), DLTA (-0.95%), CSZL (-0.69%), ECO (-0.29%), PHL (-0.63%) and SCIL (-0.003%) comprised the downside of the bourse while 5 counters traded unchanged. To read more, click here to download the full article

There were 141 trades of 6.2m shares that turned over $4,109,694.05 as heavyweight counters, DLTA ($1.77m), PHL ($386k), OKZ ($376k), CSZL ($344k) and ECO ($281k), continued to lead in value of trades. Out of 32 active counters, 13 traded positive, 12 traded negative while 7 traded unchanged. PPC (-16.44%) led the fallers, followed by blue chip counters SIM (-2.35%), ECO (-2.31%), DLTA (-1.19%), CSZL (-0.63%) and OMU (-0.05%) which traded in the negative. MMDZ (+38.46%), MASH (+20%) and TRUW (+19.80%) recorded the most notable gains To read more, click here to download the full article

The market opened the new trading month with limited activity taking place in 15 counters. 64 trades of 2m shares turned over $2,578,218.83. Three out of four indices continued to record modest gains as Industrials rose 2.82 points, the TOP TEN Index rose 0.79 points and the mainstream ALL SHARE Index gained 0.84 points. Minings remained stagnant. Top gainers for the day were RTG (+14.67%), CSZL (+2.08%), ZIMR (+1.09%), AXIA (+0.88%) and FBC (+0.42%). Two counters, FML (-1.94%) and ECO (-0.16%), traded weaker while 5 counters remained unchanged To read more, click here to download the full article

Industrials (+0.28%), ZSE ALL SHARE (+0.22%) and ZSE TOP TEN (+0.60%) swung back into the green on the last trading day of the month, scratching modest gains, as gains in NMB (+12.5%), DAWN (+2.08%), OKZ (+1.79%), ECO (+1.55%), SCIL (+1.20%) and CBZ (+0.02%) outweighed losses in 5 counters. BIND (-8.70%) led the fallers causing Minings to come off -7.90 points (-2.93%) to close at 261.66. 88 trades of 9m shares resulted in an improved turnover of $7,306,209.32 with INN ($3m) and PWS ($1m) leading in volumes To read more, click here to download the full article 

Total value traded rose further to close a month's high of $14,487,273.77 on the back of pronounced trades in SIM ($5m) and DLTA ($4m). Other notable trades were in OMU ($900k), INN ($700k) and ECO ($700k). Losses in blue chips SIM (-13.93%), BAT (-11.79%), AXIA (-8.96%), CSZL (-4.90%), OMU (-3.27%), ECO (-3.25%), INN (-3.14%) and DLTA (-2.99%) continued to weigh down on the Industrials index and the ZSE TOP TEN which closed down -2.67% and -3.81% respectively. Minings also closed in the red at 269.55. To read more, click here to download the full article

Increased activity saw turnover rising to $4,416,210.44 from the previous day's 400k bouyed by notable trades in DLTA ($2.6m), PHL ($400k), CSZL ($200k), INN ($200k) and ECO ($100k). PPC (-3.93%) headlined the losers trailed by blue chips ECO (-3.68%), PHL (-3.26%), DLTA (-3.08%), SIM (-1.80%), INN (-1.21%) and OKZ (-1.07%). 10 counters recorded gains with PWS (+19.96%) recording the greatest. Minings rose by 9.50 points (3.65%) while the other three indices closed in the red To read more, click here to download the full article 

19 counters were active at the close of the week with a total volume of 9m shares exchanging hands and an improved total value traded  of $6,960,132. Of the active counters, none emerged as risers while 13 traded weaker led by OKZ To read more, click here to download the full article