The month of April was marked by a tremendous depreciation of the local currency in the black market, resulting in a bull run in the ZSE All-share. However, the government intervened and imposed a series of measures to halt the bull run, including:

The All-Share resumed its downward trajectory today as market activity increased from yesterday, losing 3.78 percent to close at 25,685.41, with the ZSE Top 10 and 15 losing 3.56 percent and 3.74 percent, respectively. The Medium Cap was also down 4.55 percent, closing at 610613.07. Mashonaland Holdings were traded in large...

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The ASI slid by 1 basis point, pulled down by narrow losses in the market's heavyweights. With 247.3 thousand shares totaling $179.75 million, FCB, the commercial bank, anchored both value aggregates. FCB pulled the financial index up as it gained 14.06 points, bolstered by a half-year dividend payout of 38 cents

The ZSE ASI continued trading south, further plunging by 50 basis points as selling pressure continued directing the bourse. The amount of market activity significantly dropped, with $142.3 million in shares changing hands. Delta, the beverages giant, commanded the value aggregates with ZWL$64 million in trades.

As the alternative market rate resurges, the fire-fighting Government of Zimbabwe has blacklisted and apprehended suspected foreign currency dealers. This was soon after eight registered institutions were charged with illegal foreign currency dealings through the Ecocash platform.

As sellers continue to dominate the market, the ZSE ASI fell another 50 basis points to close the session at 14655.18 points. The amount of market activity surged substantially, with $553 million in shares changing hands. Delta, the telecommunications behemoth, topped the value aggregates with ZWL$217 million in trades, while FCB,

The Datvest ETF continued on a record-breaking upward trajectory, trading above its Net Asset Value as demand continues to outstrip supply, surging by another 19.87 percent, bringing its year-to-date value to 123 percent, making it the best-performing ETF in terms of year to date gains.

The ZSE ASI extended gains, substantially surging by 356 basis points catapulted by gains in all indices. Market activity level marginally decreases as $473 million, exchanged hands. The packaging company anchored both volume and value aggregates dealing 8.1 million shares worth $101.5 million shares (22% of the day’s deals).

Since a portfolio rebalance on December 31, 2021, the OMTT ETF has been on a record-breaking upward trend, with a year-to-date gain of 91.44 percent, putting a literal meaning to the saying "Do not seek for the needle in the haystack, rather purchase the whole haystack in what could be considered "irrational investor exuberance".

The ZSE ASI extended gains, marginally surging by 14 basis points, buoyed by gains in all indices. Today's activity level significantly increased, as 2.3 million shares worth $173.91 million exchanged hands. The telecommunications giant, Econet anchored both volume and value aggregates dealing 1.3 million shares worth 127.8 mil

The ZSE ASI maintained its upward momentum, surging by 263 basis points, fuelled by blue-chip and small-cap gains as the mid-caps faltered. Today's activity level marginally increased, as 3 million shares worth $127 million exchanged hands.