Published: 10 June 2013

ZSE's Minings jumped 3.36% in hushed Monday trades after gold miner Falgold gained 3.01c to 16.01c whilst the Industrials managed modest gains in thin volumes.

The Industrials Index gained 0.06 points or 0.04% to 165.52 taking its year to date gains to 8.61% while the Minings Index rose 2.46 points or 3.36% to 75.59 resulting in its gains since January rising to 16.08%.

Volumes eased significantly with 2.867 million shares worth $235 925 trading at the close compared with 2.005 million on a volume of 3.031 million shares that traded on Friday.

There were 5 counters to record gains on the day with 18 trading unchanged from previous levels while only one counter traded in the red.

Falgold led the risers with a 23% rise to 16.01 c while bankers ZBFH recovered 0.99c to 9c. Fidelity Life was 1c firmer at 12c as Art, currently trading under cautionary, added 0.05c to 0.5c.

Tourism counter African Sun added 0.10c to 1 c while property counter Mash was the only counter to trade lower after losing 0.14c to 2.45c.

Inferfresh's offer came down to 0.1c from 0.15c in the wake of reports that the government had allocated to another party part of its Mazoe Citrus Estates.

Heavyweights were stable with Delta trading at 114.3, Econet unchanged at 520c with buyers retreating to 505c while sellers were stuck at 520c. Innscor was also stable at 79c.

The Datvest All Share Index added a modest 0.09% to 109.77 while the heavyweights measure remained stable at 113.54.
- zfn

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