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Stocks maintain gaining streak

Star Business Report
Stocks continued to gain for the second consecutive session yesterday, as the investors' tension over a political crisis eased.
DSEX, the benchmark general index of Dhaka Stock Exchange, rose 69 points, or 1.81 percent, finishing the day at3,883 points.
Expected imminent discussion between the two major political parties knocked the investors' sentiment very positively during the trading session, IDLC Investments said in its market analysis.
News in different national dailies centering political issues assisted creation of optimism amid the investors, the merchantbank said.
The rising investors' confidence also pushed up turnover by 57 percent to Tk 296 crore from the previous day's Tk 189 crore, it added.
LankaBangla Securities, a leading stockbroker, said the uncertainties over macro factors were seemed fading and a short term buying spree led the rally in stock prices.
Throughout yesterday's session, activities were mostly centralised in textile sector that accounted 27.64 percent of the day's total turnover with banks contributing 13.69 percent and pharmaceutical 12.88 percent.
In spite of some gloomy reviews and news on the banking sector in most of the newspapers, the sector conversely topped in sectoral performance with a 4.48 percent rise. Besides, pharmaceutical increased 1.86 percent, textile 1.48 percent and fuel and power 1.14 percent.
However, life insurance that lost 1.63 percent and food and allied that declined 0.46 percent disappointed the investors most.
A total of 0.84 lakh trades were
executed, with 8.21 crore shares and mutual fund units changing hands on the premier bourse.
Of the 289 issues that traded on the DSE floor, 153 advanced, 109 declined and 27 remained unchanged.
Envoy Textile, which transacted 48.84 lakh shares worth Tk 28.96 crore, was the day's top traded stock.
Rahim Textile was the biggest gainer of the day, posting a 13 percent rise, while Zeal Bangla was the worst loser, plunging by 6.66 percent.
Chittagong stocks also rose yesterday with the bourse's selective category index, CSCX, increasing by 134.69 points to close at 7,598 points.
Gainers beat losers by 113 to 82, with 20 securities remained unchanged on the port city bourse that traded 86.70 lakh shares and mutual fund units at a turnover of Tk 24.14 crore.