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Stocks fall for second day

Star Business Report
Stocks continued its descent for the second consecutive day yesterday with selling pressures from investors.
DSEX, the benchmark index, declined 25.2 points or 0.58 percent, before closing the day at 4,283.24 points.
After Monday's sharp fall, the market faced another harsh day yesterday as investors still seem to be stuck in a selling mood, said LankaBangla Securities.
"The opposition party's call for a strike today added fuel to fire,” the stockbroker said.
IDLC Investments in its regular analysis said the market saw a volatile session.
The broad market sentiment was negative, forcing the DSEX to shrink, the merchant bank said.
The day's turnover, another important indicator of the market, also declined 4.4 percent to Tk 439.82 crore on the transaction of 9.84 crore shares and mutual fund units.
United Power Generation and Distribution Company topped the turnover leaders' chart with 69.41 lakh shares worth Tk 52,67 crore changing hands,
followed by Western Marine Shipyard, ACI, Khulna Power Company and MIL Bangladesh.
Losers beat the gainers, as 197 scrips advanced and 82 gained with 30 securities remaining unchanged on the DSE.
Among the major sectors, fuel and power gained 1.04 percent in market capitalisation, followed by telecom 0.54 percent and engineering 0.27 percent.
Conversely, non-bank financial institutions fell 1.32 percent, followed by textiles 1.18 percent, cement 1.16 percent and bank 1.09 percent.
Bangladesh Submarine Cable Company was the day's best performer, advancing by 9.92 percent, while Fareast Finance and Investment was the worst loser, slumping by 9.4 percent.
Chittagong stocks also fell yesterday with the bourse's benchmark index, CSCX, declining 33.55 points to 8,053.37.
Losers beat the gainers, as 157 scrips declined and 61 advanced, with 20 securities remaining unchanged on the Chittagong Stock Exchange.
The port city bourse traded 1.01 crore shares and mutual fund units, generating a turnover ofTk 37.23 crore.