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09 Apr 2013
Mutual funds lead market recovery

Stocks returned to the black yesterday in spite of the daylong strike, to break a two-day losing streak.
DSEX, the benchmark general index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange, closed the day at 3,515.09 points, after surging 21.83 points, or 0.62 percent.
“Although pessimism prevails, turnover went up slightly over contrarian views following the recent decline,” said IDLC Investments in its daily market analysis.
“The lucrative prices have reignited interest among investors, especially with many stocks reaching historical lows.”
Mutual funds have been continuing to rise, after many reached exceedingly low prices in comparison to their net asset values, added the merchant banker.
“Today’s [yesterday] increase complete with turnover gain indicate that investors may be regaining some confidence,” stated LankaBangla Securities, a leading stockbroker.
Turnover on the DSE floor advanced 29.02 percent from the previous day to Tk 148 crore.
Investors including institutional ones executed 0.55 lakh trades, with 5.75 crore shares and mutual fund units changing hands on the Dhaka bourse.
Among the major sectors, non-bank financial institutions advanced 0.74 percent, the most, followed by banks 0.59 percent, pharma 0.16 percent and power 0.09 percent.
Meanwhile, the heavyweight telecoms declined 0.68 percent.
Mutual funds again dominated the gainers chart: nine of the ten best performing shares were mutual funds, with three hitting the circuit breaker. The sector also captured the highest gain of 5.04 percent.
Of the 267 companies and mutual funds that traded on the DSE floor, 204 advanced, 49 declined and 14 remained unchanged.
United Airways was among the most traded stocks with its transaction of 39.65 lakh shares worth Tk 7.06 crore.
Premier Cement and Lafarge Surma Cement were the next popular stocks of the day.
ICB Employees Provident Mutual Fund was the day’s biggest gainer, posting a 10 percent gain, while Aragon Denims the biggest loser, plunging by 17.85 percent.

Source :: The Daily Star