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Stocks end flat after an eventful week

Star Business Report
Stocks closed the week almost flat, but suffered a sharp fall in the day's turnover yesterday.
DSEX, the benchmark index of Dhaka Stock Exchange, slightly declined by 9.51 points or 0.19 percent before closing the last day of the week at4,864.45 points.
The index ended marginally lower amid consolidation, said LankaBangla Securities. "All the major sectors ended red on profit booking.”
'After making a strong move above 4,800 points in the past few trading sessions, the index is now resting on the current level for a pit stop before moving further,” the stockbroker said in its regular marketanalysis.
The Asian Development Bank will provide an additional $250 million to Bangladesh under the Third
Capital Market Development Programme (CMDP III) as budgetary support to revamp the capital market, LankaBangla said quoting the government's Economic Relations Division.
Around $80 million will be disbursed in the first instalment.
Turnover, another important indicator of the market, fell steeply by 23.7 percent to Tk 688.54 crore on transactions of 17.37 crore shares and mutual fund units.
Of the traded issues, 144 advanced and 134 declined with 43 securities closing unchanged on the premier bourse.
United Power Generation and Distribution Company dominated the turnover chart with 21.28 lakh shares worth Tk 37.25 crore changing hands, followed by Islami Bank, Lafarge Surma Cement, United Air and Bengal Windsor Thermoplastics.
Among the major sectors, only engineering gained 2.02 percent in market capitalisation.
Conversely, non-banking financial institutions lost the highest with a 1.64 percent slip, followed by tannery that fell 0.83 percent, cement 0.6 percent and bank 0.38 percent.
Anlima Yarn was the day's best performer gaining 9.04 percent, while LR Global Bangladesh Mutual Fund One was the worst loser with a 6 percentfall.
Chittagong stocks also fell marginally yesterday with the bourse's benchmark index, CSCX, declining 23.17 points to stand at 9,079.96.
Losers beat gainers as 117 declined and 109 advanced, while 39 others finished unchanged on the Chittagong Stock Exchange.
The port city bourse traded 1.49 crore shares and mutual fund units, generating a turnover of Tk 54.40 crore.