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Unrest mars stock market outlook

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The market was volatile throughout the year though it experienced two rallies with turnover crossing Tk 1,000 twice, the investment banker said.
Banks faced tighter exposure rules from the central bank, while margin loan is another problem for the market, he added.
Looming political fear and its expected impact on national economy marred investment outlook, triggering correction in the market, said 1DLC Investments, a leading merchant bank, in its weekly market analysis.
"Institutional investors normally tend to book profit towards
the yearend. Probably this profit booking tendency is pushing the market down for the second straight week," LankaBangla Securities said in an analysis.
"Investors are not sure whether clashes will stop even after election. This will severely hamper corporate profitability," the stockbroker said.
Many are expecting that the first quarter of 2014 will be bearish for textile companies as buy orders are falling due to delivery uncertainties, the stockbroker said.
"Around $500 million worth of RMG orders have already shifted to India. This is going to hamper
banking sector profitability also as RMG owners are the major clients of local banks," said the stockbroker.
The daily average turnover declined by 6.86 percent to Tk 477 crore, compared to the previous week.
Losers took a strong lead over the gainers as out of 296 issues traded on the DSE floor, 190 declined, 87 advanced and 19 remained unchanged.
All the major sectors declined: textile 3.83 percent, pharma 1.83 percent, power 1.26 percent, telecoms 0.42 percent and non-bank financial institutions 0.32 percent.
However, the heavyweight banking sector gained 0.40 percent.
The week observed debut of a new stock, Apollo Ispat Complex. The company featured in the most traded stocks' chart with 2.72 crore shares worth Tk 102 crore changing hands.
The company has reported net profit of Tk 9.9 crore in the third quarter with earnings per share (EPS) of Tk 0.66, up from Tk 9.7 crore and Tk 0.64 respectively in the same period a year ago.
Bay Leasing was the top gainer, posting a rise of 24.92 percent, while Samata Leather Complex was the worst loser, slumping by 25.62 percent.