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Stocks pass bullish week

Star Business Report
Dhaka stocks passed a bullish week with the key index reaching its peak in a span of 15 months, driven by investors' active participation after a long Eid vacation and weekend.
. The benchmark index of Dhaka Stock Exchange, DSE General Index, gained by 61.41 points, or 2.11 percent to 3,123.24 on Thursday, die week's last tradingday.
Operators said the rising trend, which began before Eid. showed that the market broke the psychological barrier of 3,000-mark in the benchmark index as it sustained through all the sessions.
"The investors are more confident about a persistent positive market in the coming days," Rakibur Rahman, president of DSE and managing director of Midway Securities, told a press meet on Thursday.
The broader DSE All Share Price Index rose 37.04 points, or 1.71 percent
to 2,200.18.
A merchant banker said backed by a buying spree, the market passed a positive week. But, he added, investment on some scrips with high price earning ratio (PER) was not a good sign.
He. however, thinks that tightening margin loan by the market regulator Iasi week is a good step, as it will cool down the fundamentally weak shares.
Although the DSE witnessed a four-day trading session instead of a five-day one on occasion of Durga Puja. both total and daily turnover increased by 6.7 percent and 33.38 percent toTk 2,733.01 crore andTk683.25 crore last week.
Advancers beat losers 163 to 80. A total of 158.701,434 shares traded on the prime bourse, markinga9.69 percent fall.
Market capitalisation however increased by 1.76 percent toTk 1,37,255 crore.
Renwick Jajneswar, the biggest gainer in the last week, advanced by 48.98 per
cent. Apex Spinning, which declined by 6.06 percent, was the top loser.
litas Gas topped the turnover leaders with 19,35,150 shares worth Tk 131.94 crore being traded, accounting for 4.83 percent of the total turnover on the DSE.
Chittagong stocks however closed mixed last week. The CSE Selective Categories Index declined by 0.06 percent to 6,734.97. The CSE All Share Price Index increased by 1.18 percent to 10,755.68.
A total of 2,16,05,625 shares worth Tk 231.42 crore changed hands on the Chittagong Stock Exchange. OP the traded securities, 121 advanced, 69 declined and one remained unchanged.
Chittagong Vegetable was the biggest gainer that advanced by 51.71 percent on the CSE. Central Insurance was the top loser that declined by 9.32 percent.
Bextex topped the turnover leaders on the port city bourse with 31,35,599 shares worth Tk 19.65 crore bcingtraded.