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ZSE bear-run to persist in 2025 — analysts say

written by Kudzanai Gerede, Companies and Market Editor 0 comments
“Zimbabwe is a commodity-exporting economy. A global trade slowdown could depress demand and prices for key exports like gold, tobacco, and platinum — affecting listed mining and agro-export companies,”
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THE bearish sentiment on the Zimbabwe Stock Exchange (ZSE) is expected to continue throughout the course of 2025, driven by global geo-political influences on local companies’ performance, financial markets analysts FBC Securities has warned.The ongoing trade tiff between the US and major global trading partners, mainly China, is already impacting global economic activity and is…

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