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Stocks rise for fifth day

Star Business Report
Stocks gained for the fifth day yesterday, thanks to a buying spree in anticipation of a bull-run in the market.
With a total surge of 200.24 points in the last five sessions, DSEX made a robust movement and crossed 4,000 points level after eleven sessions.
The free-float index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange, DSEX, closed the day at 4,033.77 points, after surging 50.30 points or 1.26 percent.
The market resumed trade with a natural buy pressure, IDLC Investments said in its daily analysis.
Investors' rebalancing of portfolio relying on company fundamentals was the prevalent factor on the day, the investment banker said.
Meanwhile, the news of quarterly earnings growth in national dailies boosted investor sentiment, it added.
As panic selling was absent for the last four trading days, investors are sensing a consolidation period, LankaBangla Securities said in its daily market analysis.
The money market seems to be liquid and the liquidity scene is
continuously improving due to the piling up of foreign reserves; call money rate is around 7-8 percent this month, the stockbroker said.
Abundant liquidity in the money market and absence of apparent political crash in the current period is facilitating market consolidation, it added.
Turnover, the most important indicator for investors, advanced 27.95 percent to Tk 449 crore, compared to the previous day.
Gainers beat losers as 198 advanced, 73 declined and 17 remained unchanged, out of the 288 issues traded at DSE.
Among the major sectors, telecoms gained 4.18 percent, textile 2.81 percent, non life insurance 2.39 percent and non-bank financial institutions 2.20 percent.
However, banks lost 0.26 percent, which accounted for 30 percent of total market cap.
Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company topped the turnover leaders with 10.87 lakh shares worth Tk34.72 crore changing hands.
Mithun Knitting was the biggest gainer of the day, posting a 9.98 percent rise, while Bangas was the worst loser, slumping36.05 percent.