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11 Mar 2013
Dhaka stocks decline for 4th day amid thin trade

Dhaka stocks declined for the fourth day on Sunday amid thin trade when investors remained shaky due to the ongoing political turmoil in the country.
DSEX, the benchmark general index of Dhaka Stock Exchange, declined another 1.06 per cent, or 40.99 points, to close at 3791.86 points on the day.
The old benchmark general index of the bourse, DGEN, declined 1.04 per cent, or 40.76 points, to finish at 3873.46 points.
The DSEX had lost 102.73 points and DGEN lost 109.03 points in the four trading session’s fall.
DS30, the blue chip index of DSE, finished on 1382.64 points as it declined 0.69 per cent or 9.70 points on the day.
The DSEX lost 471 points and the DS30 lost 160 points in the bear run in the last three weeks.
Market operators said the intense uncertainty in the country’s political front had negative impact on economy which made the investors’ confidence shaky on the capital market.
They said that along with the retail investors’ less participation, institutional investors’ participation on the trading floor also declined because of the political instability.
The turnover of the bourse finished flat on the day to Tk 177.24 crore compared to the earlier trading sessions of Tk 178.94 crore.
Market insiders said that the political turmoil also scared the foreign investors, who started to increase their participations in the market from January this year after two years, and their sell-offs increased following recent political unrest.
Among the 264 shares and mutual funds traded on the day, 42 advanced, 204 declined and 18 scrips remained unchanged.
‘With strong apprehension in overall business environment, primarily originating from looming political worries, market sentiment has become highly pessimistic on investment outlook’, IDLC investments, a merchant bank, said in its daily market commentary.
Newly listed companies dominated the day as Summit Purbanchol Power Company topped the turnover chart with its shares worth Tk 15.34 crore changing hands.
Golden Harvest Agro Industries, Premier Cement Mills followed the turnover list.
Reliance One, a listed mutual fund on the bourse, topped the gainer’s list on the day as its share price went up by 8.60 per cent.
On the other hand Global Heavy Chemicals, a newly listed company with the bourse, lost the most as its share price declined 13.67 per cent.

Source :: New Age