Bourse back in the red

HARARE – The local bourse’s All Share index shed 0.77 points (or 0, 86 percent) to end at 88.76 as five counters lost ground.

NatFoods went down by a significant $0, 5998 to trade at $5, 4002, while BAT went down by $0, 1500 to close at $24, 2000 as First Mutual was $0, 0166 lower at $0, 1700. Econet eased $0, 0100 to $0, 6900 while Barclays dropped by $0, 0010 to end at $0, 0440.

However there were no trades in the positive territory while AFDIS, Delta, Meikles, PPC and Simbisa traded unchanged at $1, 4500, $1, 6200, $0, 3050, $0, 8500 and $0, 4000 in that sequence. –BH24 Reporter

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