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Weekly Roundup

DSE maintains bearish trend

Star Business Report
Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) maintained a bearish trend last week for the second consecutive week with the turnover going up by 30.84 percent.
Week-on-week basis, the total turnover on the bourse was Tk 2,183.35 crore last week, which was Tk 1,668.7 crore the previous week. The daily average turnover was Tk 436.67 crore and rose by 4.67 percent.
The price indices went up amid continuous price hike of shares in leasing and finance companies, mutual funds and insurance companies. The prices of banking sector shares also rose later on last week, helping the indices closeup.
The DSE General Index rose by 77.03 points or 2.49 percent to 3167.99 points onThursday, the last trading day, while the DSE All Share Price Index increased by 57.7 percent or 2.2 percent to 2682.89 points.
The benchmark index also hit an all time high onThursday.
A total of 13,24,32,878 shares were traded last week against 11,36,51,393 shares the previous week.
At the end of the week, market capitalisation rose by 1.86 percent toTk88,194.61 crore.
The gainers dominated the losers throughout the week with 153 issues advanced, 98 declined and 10 remaining unchanged.
The top ten turnover lead-ersof the week were AI MS First Mutual Fund, AB Bank, Square Pharma, Keya Cosmetics, BRAC Bank, Lankabangla Finance, ACI, Grameen Mutual Fund One, United Commercial Bank and Union Capital.
Most of the shares in insurance and leasing companies continued rising for the last four weeks amid rumour on the companies’ paid up capitalenhancement.
Although the market witnessed a price correction on Tuesday, according to experts, the market still remains risky for investment, as stock prices of some issues are still overvalued.
Like the premier bourse, the Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) also witnessed a bearish trend last week.
At the end of the week, the CSE Selective Categories Index closed 3.06 percent higher to 5695.78 points, while the CSE All Share Price Index finished 2.82 percent higher to 8851.64 points.
A total of 2,08,40,108 shares worth Tk 278.49 crore changed hands on the port city bourse last week.
Of the issues traded, 91 advanced and 85 declined with nine unchanged.
The top ten turnover leaders of the week were AIMS First Mutual Fund, Jamuna Oil Company, AB Bank, BRAC Bank, Square Pharma, Grameen Mutual Fund One, Trust Bank, Square Textiles, AC! jjnd Summit Power.