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Buying binge helps stocks end positive

Star Business Report
Stocks returned to the black yesterday, as investors went on a buying spree of financial, pharma and engineering shares.
DSEX, the benchmark general index of the Dhaka Stock Exchange, closed the day at 4,415.96, after gaining 1.60 percent or 69.62 points, the highest gain in last one month.
The shariah index of the premier bourse, DSES, went up 1.84 percent or 18.42 points to close the day at 1,015.42.
The market is going through a sectoral vibe with specific interest on financial, engineering, pharma and banking stocks after the placement of the proposed budget for 2014-15, LankaBangla Securities said in its daily market analysis.
The government is clearly trying to get the economy back in high growth track through this budget, the stockbroker said.
"The national budget proposal seems pro-growth as expenditure in major infrastructure projects got priority; and the budget size is 15.9 percent higher than the revised budget of the last fiscal year."
The government in its national budget proposal targeted to achieve 7.3 percent GDP growth and maintain 6 percent inflation. Export and import growth target is set at 15 percent.
Investors will benefit if the economy gets closer to the targets under a congenial investment scenario, the stockbroker said.
Turnover, one of the most important indicators of the market, gained 1.7 percent to Tk 420 crore from the previous day.
A total of 0.91 lakh trades were executed with 10.56 crore shares and mutual fund units changing hands on the Dhaka bourse.
Gainers took a strong lead over the losers as out of the 294 issues traded, 211 advanced, 65 declined and 18 remained unchanged on the DSE floor.
The cement industry ruled the market with a 5.1 percent gain in market capitalisation. Non-bank financial institutions gained 3.5 percent followed by telecoms 1.8 percent and banks 1.52 percent.
Lafarge Surma Cement dominated the turnover chart with 32.95 lakh shares worth Tk 36.26 crore changing hands.
Asia Insurance was the day's best performer, advancing 10.68 percent, while Wata Chemicals was the worst loser, slumping by 5.58 percent.