Trading in the negative was Delta Corporation Limited easing -0,65 percent to 77c to close offers on selling pressure, Innscor Corporation Limited dropped -2,86 percent to 68c on significant volume of 630 340 shares worth $428 631 while Hippo Valley Estates Limited eased -2,9 percent to close at 97c.
Continued profit taking in TN Financial Holdings Limited (TN) saw the group slip -12,06 percent to 2,99c on selling pressure as Interfin Financial Holdings Limited shed -13,91 percent to 13c.
Illiquid counter, Chemco Holdings Limited led the risers putting on 80 percent to 18c albeit on thin volume.
TA Holdings Limited closed +19,93 percent firmer at 17,99c while buying pressure saw African Sun Limited put on +17,50 percent to close at 1,41c.
Banking duo, CBZ Financial Holdings Limited and ZB Financial Holdings Limited added 2 percent and 3,31 percent to close at 15,81c and 12,50c, respectively, while retailing group OK Zimbabwe Limited picked up +0,84 percent to 9.6c
Heavy trading in Innscor, CBZ, AICO Limited, Meikles Africa Limited (MAL) and Delta saw turnover improve to $1,6 million as total market volume trebled to 22 million shares.
The largest trade of the day by volume was, however, in micro cap stock Celsys Limited where 12,9 million shares exchanged hands at 0,04.
Econet Wireless Zimbabwe Holdings Limited , which has been on a free fall, has been stable at 379c for the fourth trading session.
Foreign inflows declined marginally to $323 454 while outflows improved to $270 054.
In the resources sector the ZSE's Mining Index, on the other hand, recovered +0,71 percent to 154.56 points buoyed by gains in Hwange Colliery Company Limited (HCCL) despite losses in Rio Zimbabwe Limited (RioZim) and Bindura Nickel Corporation Limited.
Hwange added +3,45 percent to 60c while Bindura lost -14,89 percent to 4c as Rio slipped -6,26 percent to an all-time low price of 74,99c and remains sellers only at 75c.
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