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Zimbabwe Equity Markets | 13 Oct 2015: ZSE Industrial Index ends in negative sentiment, Mining flat, Market Cap down by US$20 Mill….
Harare, Zimbabwe, Capital Markets in Africa — The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) industrial index ended the session today in negative sentiment as the main index reversed the gains made during the previous weeks trading. The Industrial Index lost by 0.77 points to close 131.91 points, down by 0.58 percent. The ZSE Industrial index year-to-date settled at 19.41 percent. The market capitalization ended at US$3,417 billion down by US$20 million compared to the US$3.437 billion recorded in the previous session. The market activity today recorded a turnover…
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