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you are currently viewing::ZSE Market Turnover Jumps 45 PercentOctober 7, 2025-The Zimbabwe Stock Exchange's turnover for the second quarter to June 30, 2025, grew by 45 percent to US$52,08 million from US$35,80 million in the previous quarter, buoyed by activity in Econet and investor hedging. Generally, growth in stock market turnover implies increased trading activity, greater liquidity, and heightened investor interest in the market or specific stocks, making it easier to buy or sell shares at a stable price. Source: allafrica.com |
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