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Stocks cheer up on political calm

Star Business Report
Stocks gained yesterday with turnover on the prime bourse hitting a three-month high, powered by investors' buying spree in anticipation of calm prevailing in the political arena.
Turnover, the most important indicator of the market, advanced 35.86 percent toTk 788 crore from the previous day.
DSEX, the benchmark general index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange, closed at 4,381 points, the highest this year, after surging 101 points or 2.38 percent.
The sudden surge in turnover from stock-thirsty investors pushed the index up right from the starting whistle, LankaBangla Securities said in its analysis.
"The sudden jump in turnover indicates injection of funds from high net worth individuals or institutions."
Investors are probably coming out of political fear and believing that the market has already discounted these factors, the stockbroker said.
The more soothing political environment gets the more vibrant and confident the investment scenario, IDLC Investment said in a market analysis.
Almost all sectors observed significant buying interest on the day. The banking sector led the market, posting a 2.50 percent increase in market cap with a 60 percent rise in turnover.
The power sector rose by 2.8 percent with 33.3 percent rise in turnover. Foods gained 4.17 percent and cement 3.65 percent.
A total of 1.89 lakh trades were executed with 19.9 crore shares and mutual fund units changing hands on the Dhaka bourse.
Of the 288 issues that traded on the DSE floor, 223 advanced, 57 declined and eight remained unchanged.
Paramount Textile featured on the most traded stocks chart with 78.43 lakh shares worth Tk 36 crore changing hands. The company also placed on the chart of highest gainers of the day, rising 62.85 percent on its debut day.
Eastern Housing was the worst loser, falling 8.76 percent.
The Chittagong Stock Exchange ended higher for the fifth session with its selective categories index, CSCX, gaining 202.59 points, to close at 8,573.04 points.
Gainers beat losers 170 to 38 with 16 issues unchanged on the port city bourse that traded 2.31 crore shares and mutual fund