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29 Oct 2013
Banks, large capitalised cos lift Dhaka stocks

Dhaka stocks advanced for the second trading session on Monday with an increased turnover as the shares prices of the banks and large capitalised companies jumped amid hopes of a dialogue between the prime minister and the leader of the opposition. The benchmark general index of Dhaka Stock Exchange, DSEX, gained 1.08 per cent, or 42.36 points, to close at 3,951.50 points on the day. DS30, the blue-chip index of DSE, finished at 1,390.84 points, adding 0.31 per cent, or 4.41 points. The DSEX and DS30 had lost 298.50 and 151.40 points respectively in the last four weeks. Of the 288 shares and mutual funds traded on the day, 132 advanced, 132 declined and 24 remained unchanged. While among the shares of the 30 banks, 24 advanced, 5 declined and one remained unchanged.

Stockbrokers said increase in the shares prices of large capitalised companies and the banks had led the market to a positive finish as the same number of scrips gained and lost on the day. Hopes of a political consensus was the main reason behind the investors’ active participation for the second day, said the operators. If the political parties fail to reach a consensus over forming of the polls-time government after the 60-hour general strike enforced by the BNP, it might deject the investors. ‘Investors’ consistent focus on Large Capitalized scrips specially, Banks in recent days highlighted another demand push scenario throughout the session. Positive earnings surprise along with price advantage in this sector lured some witty participants to it,’ IDLC Investments said in its daily market commentary.

‘Buying spree backed by expectation on quarterly earnings disclosure assisted the bourse maintaining green zone for second sessions. Fueled by this, DSEX crossed 4,000 points psychological level at inter-session but could not sustain ahead of profit booking and resultantly closed at 3,951.51 points,’ it also said. The turnover of the bourse increased to Tk 368.61 crore from the previous session’s Tk 249.90 crore.

Envoy Textiles Mills led the turnover chart as its shares worth Tk 32.32 crore changed hands on Monday. Generation Next Fashions, UCB, Argon Denims, Delta Life Insurance, NBL, Active Fine Chemicals, RN Spinning, BEXIMCO and IFIC were the day’s other turnover leaders. Bengal Windsor Thermoplastics gained the most on the day as the price of its shares increased by 9.17 per cent, while Desh Garments lost the most, 9.86 per cent. 

Source :: New Age