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DSE Weekly

Turnover down 37.8pc on trade suspensions

Star Business Report
Turnover on DSE dropped by 37.8 percent last week as the number of investors, participating in the transactions, went down due to intervention of the bourse authorities to cool down the overpriced market.
The total market turnover on the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) decreased last week toTk 1,212.85 crore fromTk 1,949.91 crore of the preceding week, while daily average turnover also came down to Tk 242.57 crore from Tk 389.98 crore of the previous week.
During die week, as part of its initiative to cool down the stock market. DSE suspended trading of overpriced shares of some companies. DSE suspended trading of shares of four companies last Sunday, while on Tuesday and Wednesday DSE halted trading of shares of eight and four companies, respectively.
On Monday, a group of
investors took to the street against the DSE move, saying that die market should run on its own.
Last week all die major indices went down with the DSE General Index falling by 30.05 points, or 0.98 percent, to 3040.7 points and the DSE All Share Price Index decline of 22.17 points, or0.85 percent, to 2580.26 points.
A total of 8,33,37,515 shares changed hands last week, down from 14,08,51,690 shares during the preceding week.
Of the issues traded on the premier bourse, 89 advanced, 157 declined and five remained unchanged.
Market capitalisation, however, rose by 1.01 percent.
At the end of die week, the top ten turnover leaders were Beximco Pharma, AIMS First Mutual Fund. Square Pharma, Shahjalal IsI ami Bank, Lankabangla Finance, Beximco, Lafarge Surma Cement, Apex Tannery, EXIM
Bank and NCC Bank
Alike DSE, turnover on the Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) also dropped by 38.28 percent last week, the total turnover being Tk 191.37 crore, down from Tk 310.08 crore of the preceding week.
T he price indices, however, closed higher. The CSE Selective Categories Index rose by 0.51 percent to 5913.77 points, while the CSE All Share Price Index increased by 0.44 percent to 9138.85 points.
A total of 1,75,78,512 shares changed hands on the port city bourse. Of the issues traded, 83 advanced and 78 declined with 14 unchanged.
The top ten turnover leaders of the week were Beximco Pharma, AIMS First Mutual Fund, AB Bank, Padma Oil, Square Pharma, Beximco, Meghna Petroleum, Shahjalal Islami Bank, Jamuna Oil and Union Capital