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Markets · Last close

African markets, at a glance.

Daily close prices and one-day moves across Zimbabwe’s two bourses and the major continental indices. End-of-day data — end-of-day pricing is the only public feed available.

Pan-African indices

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Source: African Markets daily summary. Indices are pan-African benchmark indices, not single stocks.

Commodities

The raw materials that move Zimbabwe’s economy — gold (which backs the ZWG), the platinum-group metals out of the Great Dyke, the lithium boom, tobacco at the TIMB auction floors, plus Brent crude (because every fuel price in the country tracks it).

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Source: LME / COMEX / ICE / CBOT public spot quotes · TIMB auction average for tobacco · Fastmarkets for lithium carbonate. Indicative last close, USD-quoted.

Zimbabwe Stock Exchange · ZSE

Eighteen of the most-watched ZSE-listed names, ranked by market capitalisation. Prices quoted in ZWG (Zim Gold). For the full roster of all 54 ZSE listings with company profiles, see our dedicated directory.

Company Sector Price (ZWG) 1D YTD Mcap (B)
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Source: African Markets — ZSE listed companies. Last close, updated weekday afternoons after market close. Browse all 54 ZSE listings →

Victoria Falls Stock Exchange · VFEX

Zimbabwe’s USD-denominated dollar bourse, launched in 2020 from Victoria Falls. For company profiles and contact details on all 16 VFEX-listed names, see our dedicated directory.

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Source: ZSE/VFEX public market-data API, same-day close, published weekday afternoons. Gainers/losers shown above are the whole per-company picture VFEX publishes for free — a complete daily price list for every listed name is a paid ZSE Data Direct product. Browse all 16 VFEX listings →

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