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11 Feb 2014
Dhaka stocks fall for 2nd day

Dhaka stocks declined for the second trading session on Monday with a drop in turnover due to late trading session’s sell-offs made by investors to book some profit. The benchmark general index of Dhaka Stock Exchange, DSEX, decreased to 4,797.97 points, shedding 0.51 per cent or 24.74 points. DS30, the blue-chip index of the bourse, declined by 0.44 per cent, or 7.61 points, to close at 1,691.04 points. The DSEX and the DS30 had gained 644.12 points and 233.97 points respectively in the last six week.

The market on Monday started with a positive vibe with increasing indices and gain in most of the traded scrips, market operators said. The market, however, started to lose the trend after one and a half hours of trading as investors moved to sell shares to make some profit, they said. The market in recent time witnessed significant rise which made investors nervy as they are anticipating fall in share prices due to profit-taking, they said. ‘As morning optimism faded in the later part of the trading, DSEX continued to decline for the second session, resting slightly below 4,800-point mark,’ IDLC Investments said in its daily market commentary. It said, ‘Simultaneously, momentum slowed a bit over recent sessions and investors continued to book profit.’

Turnover of the bourse declined to Tk 603.48 crore from Tk 695.29 crore in the previous trading session. DSES, the Shariah index of the DSE, finished at 995.72 points on Monday, declining by 0.72 per cent or 7.23 points. Of the 291 shares and mutual funds traded, 95 advanced, 170 declined and 26 remained unchanged.

Square Pharmaceuticals was the most traded stock on the day with its shares worth Tk 35.53 crore changing hands. Meghna Petroleum, Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company, Olympic Industries, Jamuna Oil, Grameenphone, LankaBangla Finance, Souteast Bank, Heidelberg Cement and Padma Oil were among the other most traded stocks. Standard Ceramic gained the most on Monday with 6.46-per cent increase in its share price, while Stylecraft was the worst loser, shedding 5.96 per cent.

Source :: The New Age